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2005-06-17 | TI outlines further CMOS scaling Texas Instruments Inc. (TI) is presenting papers that describe key accomplishments on advanced materials and manufacturing process development at the 2005 Symposium on VLSI Technology. |
2010-06-28 | Stanford top engineer weighs in on CMOS outlook i>EE Times recently sat down with James Plummer, dean of Stanford's school of engineering, for a wide ranging interview on the outlook for CMOS, engineering, education and globalization |
2002-02-12 | Scaling debate stalks chip conference From the wide range of panels and tutorials at the International Solid-State Circuits Conference, from the myriad papers, from the conversations in the hotel halls, a single gnawing issue grew from hints and whispers to a groundswell of concern: Will IC technology continue to scale? |
2011-05-30 | NVIDIA joins IMEC's advanced CMOS scaling program NVIDIA signed a 3-year research collaboration agreement with IMEC's advanced CMOS scaling program, enabling it to get insight about future design technology options on its next-generation products. |
2002-06-19 | Materials transitions stalk CMOS scaling With the transition to copper and low-k interconnects showing just how difficult changes in materials can be, technologists gathered at the Symposium on VLSI Technology to consider a brace of materials challenges?ranging from new gate oxides to SOI and strained-silicon channels. |
2012-03-15 | Imec, Riber continue team up on next-gen III-V CMOS Through the collaboration with Riber, Imec can integrate the power of UHV-systems into state-of-the-art semiconductors production equipment on large diameter wafers. |
2011-05-31 | Imec, Altera collaborate for advanced CMOS scaling program Altera will work together with Imec through a three-year research collaboration to develop advanced CMOS scaling program. Initially, they will focus on 3D process technology development. |
2007-10-17 | IMEC extends CMOS scaling research to DRAM MIMCAP IMEC announced it has initiated research on next-generation DRAM MIMCAP process technology as part of its (sub-)32nm CMOS device scaling program. |
2008-10-06 | For now, CMOS is still irreplaceable Dennis Buss, chief scientist at TI, gave a retrospective look and a prospective analysis of the semiconductor industry as Moore's law is expected to stagnate toward the end of the next decade. |
2014-07-17 | Exploring next-gen CMOS: Moving towards application An Imec fellow is looking at many ideas floating around CMOS that can be tested and tried out, and see if they can be put to use and if a technology can be built from them |
2004-01-14 | Europe plans mega funding for nano CMOS The European Commission (EC) has approved the first phase of a proposed multiyear collaborative research program to advance CMOS beyond the 45nm node |
2006-08-16 | CMOS scaling: painstaking but possible CMOS scaling is, in fact, proving to be a painstaking and humbling taskalbeit a possible one. |
2010-03-24 | CMOS ADC handles 127Gbit/s PM-QPSK scheme Opnext Inc. has developed a low-power quad CMOS ADC, designed for use in a 127Gbit/s Polarization Multiplexed Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (PM-QPSK) modulation scheme |
2008-06-23 | Toshiba compact model ups gate density in 45nm CMOS Toshiba Corp. has developed a new compact model for circuit design that achieves higher gate density and improved cost-performance in next-generation 45nm CMOS technology |
2003-12-11 | TI's SETMOS said to extend CMOS life Texas Instruments Inc., together with researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology of Lausanne and the U.S Air Force Research Laboratory, have described a potential way to use single electron transistors (SETs) to perform logic functions. |
2012-07-04 | The CMOS-mobile apps connection The two biggest markets for logic chips are, of course, mobile (smartphone and tablet) and PC devices. These markets are now steering the technology direction and defining the winners and losers. |
2014-01-03 | Temperature sensors target advanced CMOS tech Moortec unveiled what it describes as an improved range of on-chip temperature sensors with an uncalibrated accuracy of ±3°C and a calibrated accuracy of ±1°C, from -40°C to 125°C |
2004-05-07 | Scaling dead at 130nm, says IBM technologist The traditional scaling of semiconductor manufacturing processes died somewhere between the 130nm and 90nm nodes, Bernie Meyerson, IBM's CTO, told an industry forum |
2013-04-17 | Research: Layered 2D nanocrystals to replace CMOS Made up of a material called molybdenum disulfide, the layered structure could pave the way for further scaling and improving compute performance driven by smaller transistors |
2013-01-30 | Qualcomm, Imec team up on CMOS advancement Geared to accelerate scaling technologies for logic and memory devices, the organisations extended their collaboration in charting roadmaps for next-generation products |
2012-02-23 | PCM progress report no. 5: Scaling issues Learn about the possible approaches to achieve the scaling necessary to make PCM a commercial success |
2016-04-07 | Moore's Law extended: Intel roadmap reveals CMOS at its core Intel's future processors at 10nm and beyond will continue to use CMOS, but the cores will be surrounded by novel circuit architectures using new materials that may extend Moore's Law indefinitely |
2006-05-25 | Micron plans to double CMOS sensors production Micron Technology intends to double its CMOS sensor manufacturing capacity by converting two memory fabs to imager chip production |
2012-06-08 | Intel finFETs show variability, need SOI for scaling GSS has concluded that Intel may need to turn to SOI wafers to scale its FinFETs below 22nm, which may have implications for foundries that are yet to introduce FinFET technology into their chip manufacturing processes. |
2005-10-24 | IMEC proposes sandwich substrate to extend CMOS era Researchers at IMEC have proposed that multi-layer substrates comprised of gallium arsenide grown over germanium grown above silicon, together with novel gate dielectrics and metal gates, could be the best way to extend the use of CMOS into the sub 45nm device era |
2006-06-14 | Freescale demonstrates CMOS tech with strained SOI substrates Freescale Semiconductor demonstrated an advanced CMOS technology that utilizes strained silicon-on-insulator substrates that could deliver dramatic performance improvements |
2009-02-12 | Five ways to beat IC scaling roadblocks Intel senior fellow and director of process architecture Mark Bohr listed five major stumbling blocksor challengesfor the 32nm node and beyond. |
2011-06-20 | FinFET outperforms planar CMOS In a test comparing impact of process variability, Imec has found out that FinFET technologies emerge superior than planar CMOS, with results allowing creation of better technology and higher yields |
2010-02-10 | Expert: Graphene will drive post-CMOS era The winner in the post-CMOS era has not been declared yet, but graphene holds great promise, said James Mexindl, director of the Joseph M. Pettit Microelectronics Research Center |
2011-06-08 | CMOS platform cuts power use by 50 SuVolta Inc. develops a new energy-saving CMOS platform which promises at least 50% cut in power use |
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