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Are you ready for 32nm? Are you ready for 32nm?

Topics discussed: IBM Technology Roadmap, Improved Gate Length Scaling with High-k / Metal Gate, 32/28LP HKMG Technology, SRAM Vmin improvement with High-k, Scaling on Mixed Signal / RF Key Figures of Merits, High Performance 28G Technology, Physical IP is more than NAND gates, Moore’s Law and Consumer Expectations, ARM 32nm Test Chip Program Objectives, 32nm Test Chip Overview, Litho-driven Interconnect Optimization, 32 nm vs. 45 nm: Test Chip Results and more.

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Author: Dr. Jaga Jagannathan, Dr. Rob Aitken, Dr. Vassilios Gerousis (Fellow) | Visits: 1762 | Page Views: 1770
 
Domain:  High Tech Category: Semiconductors Subcategory: 32nm 
Upload Date: 30th-Oct-2009  Click On Above Link To See More

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