SPHBM4 cuts pin counts dramatically while preserving hyperscale-class bandwidth performanceOrganic substrates reduce ...

Artificial intelligence has raced ahead so quickly that the bottleneck is no longer how many operations a chip can perform, ...

An ultrathin ferroelectric capacitor, designed by researchers from Japan, demonstrates strong electric polarization despite ...

True 3D-ICs, where a memory die is stacked on top of a logic die using through-silicon vias, appear to be gaining momentum. There are a couple reasons why this is happening, and a handful of issues ...

Researchers at Manchester University in the UK have used graphene to make a new electrically-controlled switching device that supports both memory and logic functions. The device, which exploits ...

The future of Moore’s Law has become a topic of hot debate in recent years, as the challenge of continually shrinking transistors and other components has grown. Intel, AMD, IBM, and others continue ...

A quantum computer, like any other computer, requires a way to store and retrieve information. In other words, some sort of memory. But because of the rich quantum entanglement gooey center of quantum ...

Today circuit cards are like cities in which logic chips compute and memory chips store data. When the computer gets busy, the wires connecting logic and memory get jammed. A new approach would build ...

When the memory industry can no longer leverage Moore's Law to create new value, it has to find new technologies to establish a new business model that can create new economic value. To have a good ...

One of the predictions made by many people for 2013, was the growth in adoption of 3D chip technologies. We have already seen it for FPGA assemblies and has been in production use for memories for ...

Phase change materials can switch between two forms depending on how quickly they’re cooled. Cool them quickly and you get an amorphous form, which provides significant resistance to the flow of ...