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The ongoing viability of Moore's law is up for debate. But it seems Taiwanese megfab TSMC is determined to crank out new silicon regardless. The latest reports claim TSMC's next-gen 2nm chip node ...
The sureCore IoT reference platform has been taped out using TSMC’s commercially available ... high density SRAM bit cells, sureCore’s SRAM IP is capable of operation at near-threshold bit cell ...
As the silicon process migrates at the most advanced technology nodes, the SRAM bitcell area ... with advanced technologies, the bit cell is more sensitive to a lower voltage (VDD). As shown in Figure ...
Abstract: Two specialized digital SRAM in-memory computing (IMC) macros were implemented using a 5nm process: (1) a high-efficiency (HE) macro, and (2) a high-density (HD) macro. The HE macro achieves ...
A new technical paper titled “Novel Trade-offs in 5 nm FinFET SRAM Arrays at Extremely Low Temperatures” was published by ...
Fab 18 originally built chips using TSMC’s 5nm process and now also uses the 3nm process for more advanced chips. TSMC also produces 2nm chips at Fab 20 in Baoshan, according to TrendForce.