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The semiconductor research tag brings together reporting on emerging chip technologies, fabrication methods, and computing architectures. Covered topics include engineered phononic links for connecting distant germanium qubits, with a focus on possible wafer-scale quantum systems; high-bandwidth memory and processing-in-memory approaches aimed at reducing AI energy use and managing heat; advanced 3nm SRAM, electronic-photonic integration, and room-temperature quantum photonics; and ASML’s High-NA EUV system being installed at Albany NanoTech for research beyond current leading-edge process nodes. These discussions focus on designs, research findings, infrastructure milestones, and the technical challenges shaping future semiconductor performance and manufacturing.
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    Germanium Qubits: Phononic Link Design Targets Wafer Scale — Megathread

    A new APL Quantum paper from the University of Warwick and Canada’s National Research Council outlines a way to connect distant semiconductor qubits using engineered vibrations inside the chip itself. The proposed Quantum Phononic Links, or QPLs, could offer a more fabrication-friendly route...
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    SK hynix StreamDQ Delivers Up to 90.23% Lower AI Energy With HBM

    Semiconductor research published in the July 21 technical-paper roundup points to a computing industry reorganizing itself around three stubborn constraints: moving data costs too much energy, dense systems generate too much heat, and software can no longer remain tightly coupled to a single...
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    ASML High-NA EUV Module Begins Installation at Albany NanoTech

    The first major modules of ASML’s High-NA extreme ultraviolet lithography system have begun arriving at NY Creates’ Albany NanoTech Complex, turning one of America’s most ambitious semiconductor research projects from a construction program into an operational technology platform. The July 21...