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In this work, we investigate through atomistic simulations the possible improvements achievable by using bilayer graphene as FET channel material for radio frequency applications, and the related challenges. Bilayer graphene shows better performance as compared to monolayer graphene in terms of larger output resistance, which in turns is beneficial both for the low frequency voltage gain, and the maximum gain frequency.