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One of the fundamental limits of physics in transistors needs to be broken to drive down power. This research paper looks at a new approach to 2D TFETS - tunneling transistors using 2D materials!
Read the paper: nature.com/articles/s41467-024-46397-3
[00:00] Performance and Power
[00:55] A Transistor is a Switch
[02:00] Limits of Modern Transistors
[04:00] New Research: 2D TFETs
[06:35] What is a 2D Material
[07:50] Power and Frequency Results
[09:10] Barriers to Adoption
[10:05] What I Love
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One of the fundamental limits of physics in transistors needs to be broken to drive down power. This research paper looks at a new approach to 2D TFETS - tunneling transistors using 2D materials!
Read the paper: nature.com/articles/s41467-024-46397-3
[00:00] Performance and Power
[00:55] A Transistor is a Switch
[02:00] Limits of Modern Transistors
[04:00] New Research: 2D TFETs
[06:35] What is a 2D Material
[07:50] Power and Frequency Results
[09:10] Barriers to Adoption
[10:05] What I Love
Many thanks to Patrick Kennedy @ServeTheHomeVideo for letting me use his studio!
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#transistors #Tfets #research
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![[18] Dr. Ann Kelleher, Intel Process Nodes](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QbjIylf4yao/hqdefault.jpg "[18] Dr. Ann Kelleher, Intel Process Nodes
It’s somewhat of an understatement to say that Intel’s future roadmap on its process node development is one of the most aggressive in the history of semiconductor design. The company is promising to pump out process nodes quicker than we’ve ever seen, despite having gone through a recent development struggle. Even with CEO Pat Gelsinger promising more than ever before, it’s up to Intel’s Technology Development (TD) team to pick up the ball and run with it in innovative ways to make that happen. In charge of it all is Dr. Ann Kelleher, EVP and GM of Intel’s Technology Development, and on the back of some strong announcements last year we reached out for the chance to interview her regarding Intel’s strategy.
Written Version: https://www.anandtech.com/show/17243
[00:00] Cat Surprise
[00:24] Intro
[00:53] Q1: Journey Through Intel
[03:18] Q2: Transferable Skills
[06:42] Q3: TD vs R&D
[08:20] Q4: Research vs Pathfinding
[09:38] Q5: Intel Process Node Strategy Pivots
[14:27] Q5b: Gelsinger Era, or Kelleher Era?
[15:03] Q6: How Diverse Does Intel Need To Be
[16:26] Q7: Moving to Industry Standard IFS Tools
[19:27] Q8: Where to Install New Nodes
[21:05] Q9: Difficulties on 10nm
[23:29] Q10: Improvements on 10nm and Future Learnings
[25:04] Q11: Flexibility
[25:32] Q12: High-NA Development
[28:06] Q13: High-NA Installation
[28:52] Q14: Approach in developing long-life nodes
[30:23] Q15: Intel and DTCO
[31:22] Q16: Process Nodes and Being Open
[32:38] Q17: Non-Intel Partners for New Nodes
[33:31] Q18: AI Acceleration in EDA Tools
[35:12] Q19: Is Intels Investment Enough?
[35:50] Q20: Focus on Components Research
[36:29] Q21: Weirdest Element
[37:18] Cat Tax
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![[31] Dr. Ann Kelleher, EVP Technology Development, Intel](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SOY0Yh8y-5Q/hqdefault.jpg "[31] Dr. Ann Kelleher, EVP Technology Development, Intel
Intel recently opened Fab 34 in Ireland for mass production of the Intel 4 process - thats the one with EUV in it. As part of the opening event, I had a chance to sit down with Dr. Ann Kelleher, the EVP of Technology Development, who is in charge of the research and deployment of all of Intels new foundry technologies.
[00:00] Intro
[01:06] Has EUV development been as expected?
[01:49] Is Intel market-leading in EUV?
[02:14] Do cycle-time and cost come into node development?
[02:57] Intel 4 in Fab 34 - also Intel 3?
[03:09] What is the timeline for node transfer?
[04:10] How does that process transfer from Oregon?
[04:40] Was it seamless for Intel 4?
[05:11] Any changes in procedure for this transfer?
[05:50] How much of a tech transfer is moving the equipment?
[06:30] What makes Ireland a good place for Intel?
[07:31] How is Intel ensuring getting to market on time?
[08:41] Are the jumps from Intel 4 to Intel 3, or 20A to 18A, full nodes?
[09:29] Is Intel on track for 18A?
[10:32] What does a $1b pre-payment get you?
[10:55] Will Intel offer customized nodes?
[12:00] How are node focus points for GPUs different to CPUs?
[13:55] PowerVias - more than just frequency?
[14:41] Whats the key takeaway from the Fab 34 opening?
[15:17] What if Pat wants another 5 nodes in 4 years?
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