Objective
The proposed pilot line project WAYTOGO FAST objective is to leverage Europe leadership in Fully Depleted Silicon on Insulator technology (FDSOI) so as to compete in leading edge technology at node 14nm and beyond preparing as well the following node transistor architecture. Europe is at the root of this breakthrough technology in More Moore law. The project aims at establishing a distributed pilot line between 2 companies:
- Soitec for the fabrication of advanced engineered substrates (UTBB: Ultra Thin Body and BOx (buried oxide)) without and with strained silicon top film.
- STMicroelectronics for the development and industrialization of state of the art FDSOI technology platform at 14nm and beyond with an industry competitive Power-Performance-Area-Cost (PPAC) trade-off.
The project represents the first phase of a 2 phase program aiming at establishing a 10nm FDSOI technology for 2018-19.
A strong added value network is created across this project to enhance a competitive European value chain on a European breakthrough and prepare next big wave of electronic devices. The consortium gathers a large group of partners: academics/institutes, equipment and substrate providers, semiconductor companies, a foundry, EDA providers, IP providers, fabless design houses, and a system manufacturer. E&M will contribute to the objective of installing a pilot line capable of manufacturing both advanced SOI substrates and FDSOI CMOS integrated circuits at 14nm and beyond. Design houses and electronics system manufacturer will provide demonstrator and enabling IP, to spread the FDSOI technology and establish it as a standard in term of leading edge energy efficient CMOS technology for a wide range of applications battery operated (consumer , healthcare, Internet of things) or not. Close collaboration between the design activities and the technology definition will tailor the PPAC trade-off of the next generation of technology to the applications needs.
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ECSEL-IA - ECSEL Innovation Action
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38920 Crolles
France
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38000 Grenoble
92120 Montrouge
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75015 Paris 15
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38190 Bernin
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75794 Paris
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81677 Munchen
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01109 Dresden
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40472 Dusseldorf
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9500 Villach
5651 GG Eindhoven
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1348 Louvain La Neuve
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01099 Dresden
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76187 Karlsruhe
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02150 Espoo
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63225 Langen
5692 EM Son
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38190 Bernin
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4782 St Florian Am Inn
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76100 Rehovot
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81541 Munchen
80686 Munchen
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10785 Berlin
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38031 Grenoble Cedex 1
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18071 Granada
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82008 Unterhaching
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89160 Dornstadt
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G1 3NQ Glasgow
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1010 Wien
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38240 Meylan
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RH10 9QL Crawley
151 25 Maroussi
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RG2 6UJ Reading Berkshire
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