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All rights reserved © 2008 <strong>OMMIC</strong> The last 40 years and the scalability issue What you cannot do with Silicon Bandgap engineering A III/V roadmap The convergence: III/V and Silicon Conclusion 18/06/2010 2 Confidential Information
The last 40 years: the scalability issue All rights reserved © 2008 <strong>OMMIC</strong> • The Si BJT pioneers ( Fairchild, Philips, TI ,etc.;) of the 60’s all failed • Exotic technologies like Josephson junctions were discontinued because the memory cell was not scalable ( IBM) • In the early 70’s start-ups like INTEL understood the unique scalability of Si-CMOS • In the 80’s, Silicon advances were dictating the system roadmaps • III/V technologies pioneered by IBM Zurich in the late 60’s had no applications except for Space and Defense 18/06/2010 3 Confidential Information
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