Called Fames Pilot Line, it will create manufacturing processes for OxRAM, FeRAM, MRAM and FeFETs embedded non-volatile memories; RF switches, filters and capacitors; integrated inductors for dc-dc converters; and both heterogeneous and sequential 3D integration.
“By integrating and combining a set of cutting-edge technologies, the Fames Pilot Line will open the door to disruptive system-on-chip architectures and provide smarter, greener and more efficient solutions for future chips,” said CEA-Leti CTO Jean-René Lèquepeys.
As well as CEA-Leti in the Fames Consortium, is Imec, the other great European semiconductor research lab, as well as: Fraunhofer Mikroelektronik (Germany), Tyndall (Ireland), VTT (Finland), Cezamat WUT (Poland), UCLouvain (Belgium), Silicon Austria Labs (Austria), SiNANO Institute (France), Grenoble INP-UGA (France) and the University of Granada (Spain).
