Life would be different if our phones only needed to be charged once a month, and researchers are now working on a microchip that could make this possible.

Telephone cell phone They have improved the technology significantly in the last few decades, being able to have small devices with large processing power in our pockets.

However, only a few have experienced improvement in this regard batteryWe practically have to charge the battery in our cellphones once or even twice a day.

This makes cellphones far from perfect because users still depend on external technology. And it’s not efficient to feed increasingly powerful processors that have to meet the demands of apps and games.

But this may soon be over, thanks to scientists from the University of Cambridge they are working on a microchip that can work so efficiently that the phone only needs to be charged once a month.

And in particular, there is talk that the battery life of mobile phones could be increased exponentially, as revealed by a team of mathematical researchers from the University of Cambridge.

The trick is to create silicon chip processors that require almost no power to operate, which means fewer batteries are needed.

“If they can actually live up to those outrageous claims, that means we’ll have phones that can last a month, not a day. No one in the world today can achieve that in a semiconductor chip; “If anyone can do it, this team from Cambridge in England can do it,” he said. Sean RedmondCEO of SiliconCatalyst.

However, this is a project that is still being worked on and we will not see it in the short term in any electronic device.

If it is truly marketed and adopted by major technology players, it is clear that the concept of mobile phones will change as users will not have to worry about having to charge their devices.