Hoefflinger B. (Ed.) CHIPS 2020. Volume 2: New Vistas in Nanoelectronics

Springer International Publishing, Switzerland, 2016. — 342 p. — (The Frontiers Collection) — ISBN: 978-3-319-22092-5.The release of this second volume of CHIPS 2020 coincides with the 50th anniversary of Moore’s Law, a critical year marked by the end of the nanometer roadmap and by a significantly reduced annual rise in chip performance. At the same time, we are witnessing a data explosion in the Internet, which is consuming 40% more electrical power every year, leading to fears of a major blackout of the Internet by 2020.
The messages of the first CHIPS 2020, published in 2012, concerned the realization of quantum steps for improving the energy efficiency of all chip functions. With this second volume, we review these messages and amplify upon the most promising directions: ultra-low-voltage electronics, nanoscale monolithic 3D integration, relevant-data, brain- and human-vision-inspired processing, and energy harvesting for chip autonomy. The team of authors, enlarged by more world leaders in low-power, monolithic 3D, video, and Silicon brains, presents new vistas in nanoelectronics, promising Moore-like exponential growth sustainable through to the 2030s.News on Eight Chip Technologies
The Future of Low-Power Electronics
Monolithic 3D Integration
Analog-Digital Interfaces—Review and Current Trends
Interconnects and Communication
Superprocessors
ITRS 2028—International Roadmap of Semiconductors
Nanolithographies
News on Energy-Efficient Large-Scale Computing
High-Performance Computing (HPC)
Memory
Intelligent Data Versus Big Data
HDR- and 3D-Vision Sensors
Perception-Inspired High Dynamic Range Video Coding and Compression
MEMS—Micro-Electromechanical Sensors for the Internet of Everything
Networked Neural Systems
Insertion of Retinal Implants in Worlwide Prostheses
Brain-Inspired Architectures for Nanoelectronics
Energy-Harvesting Applications and Efficient. Power Processing
2020 and Beyond