Tag: manufacturing
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Maskmaking – 50 Years of History in Enabling Moore’s Law Will Continue with EUV If a picture is worth a thousand words, how many words is a photomask worth? SPIE’s 2017 Advanced Lithography Conference is underway and Dr. Frank Abboud, Vice President Technology Manufacturing Group and General Manager, Intel Mask Operation kicked off his keynote presentation “Photomask Technology Challenges for Upcoming technology Nodes” by comparing the amount of digitized data in a 14nm photomask...
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A sneak peek at chips of the future
What IS IEDM? IEDM stands for the International Electron Devices Meeting, and it is THE international forum for nanoscale device technology. Papers at this forum represent the “best-of-the-best” in device accomplishments for the calendar year. 1400 people attended the conference, with an acceptance rate for papers of ~35% (and that includes the invited papers!) The forum oscillates in location between...
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What’s Behind the Products you Love? When your computing device – be it a smartphone, tablet, or Ultrabook – just ‘works,’ you never have to think about where it came from or how it works. It just does. It’s your window to the world. It’s your connection to your friends and family. It’s how you get your work done. It’s how you shop. It’s how you...
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Enforcing Moore’s Law through Technology Research – Part 4
Welcome to the fourth installment! I've been blogging about research progress towards making compound semiconductors mainstream and talking about both challenges and opportunities. Enforcing Moore's Law through Technology Research Enforcing Moore's Law through Technology Research - Part 2 Enforcing Moore's Law through Technology Research - Part 3 In this blog, I'll update the progress and give a look ahead to...
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A Minute On Manufacturing Access You may have seen an announcement today from privately-held Achronix, which plans to start manufacturing a future line of FPGA products on our forthcoming 22 nanometer chip-making process.As many of you know, Intel enjoys a multi-year lead on manufacturing and process technology. Our factories or "fabs" are our prized possession. In fact, we just recently announced another $6-8 billion multi-year...
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Transistors: Past, Present, Future, and Future-er Today I had the privilege of presenting a plenary talk at the 2010 Device Research Conference (DRC) at Notre Dame University in South Bend, Indiana. DRC is one of the premier conferences in the semiconductor industry, and the focus is on what kinds of semiconductor devices will need to be researched now for them to be ready for production use...
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Education Technology Blog – First Post Ok - I have been wanting to do this for some time now, and finally have started with this post! I will be blogging about Education Technology issues and also about how Intel powered classmate PCs can help solve some of those issues where relevant. I am very passionant about education and how we can transform the way we teach...
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