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IBM Clears Path to 5nm with Silicon Nanosheets
June 5, 2017
Two years since announcing the industry’s first 7nm node test chip, IBM and its research alliance partners GlobalFoundries and Samsung have developed a proces Read more…
Researchers Advance Graphene’s Potential as Silicon Alternative
March 30, 2017
In the face of a slowing Moore's law for silicon-based CMOS technology, researchers are on the hunt for a successor to silicon. One of the more promising candid Read more…
Purdue Showcases New Concepts in Semiconducting
December 15, 2016
At the international IEDM 2016 conference earlier this month, Purdue University researchers revealed a number of technologies and concepts aimed at transformin Read more…
Researchers Shrink Transistor Gate to One Nanometer
October 13, 2016
A team of US scientists may have just breathed new life into a faltering Moore’s law and advanced the limits of microelectronic miniaturization with the fabrication of a transistor with a 1nm gate. The breakthrough portends a path beyond silicon-based transistors, which have been widely predicted to hit a wall at 5-nanometers. Read more…
Intel’s Fryman: “It’s not that we love CMOS; it’s the only real choice.”
September 1, 2016
Forget for a moment the prevailing high anxiety over Moore’s Law’s fate. In the near-term – which could easily mean a decade – CMOS will remain the only viable, volume technology driving computing. Pursue alternatives? Of course, urged Josh Fryman, principal engineer and engineering manager, Intel. Read more…
IBM First to 7nm Process with Working Transistors
July 9, 2015
IBM Research has announced the world's first 7nm node test chips with functioning transistors, accomplished via a partnership with GLOBALFOUNDRIES and Samsung a Read more…
Pushing Back the Limits of Microminaturization
March 4, 2015
Over the last half a century, computers have transformed nearly every facet of society. The information age and its continuing evolution can be traced to the i Read more…
One Atom Thin Silicon Transistors Are Here
February 7, 2015
Move over graphene, there's a new 2D wonder material being hailed as a potential Moore's law extender, called silicine. This one‐atom‐thick two‐dimensiona Read more…
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