About Our 3D Multi-Project Wafers (MPWs) Apr18 By Webmaster • Posted in Tezzaron in the News April 18, 2015 A multi-project wafer (MPW) is a vehicle that allows several entities to share the costs and risks of building prototypes. Tezzaron has participated in several MPWs for 3D-IC prototypes. A valuable partner is CMP (Circuits Multi Projets) in France. Kholdoun Torki of CMP gives an excellent description of the 3D … [Read More]
3D Memory and the Future of Computing Mar25 By Webmaster • Posted in Slide Presentations March 25, 2015 Grenoble (France) hosted this year’s Design, Automation, and Test in Europe (DATE) conference and exhibition. The conference featured tutorials and technical sessions that attracted 1450 experts from around the world. The last day of the conference included a 3D Integration Workshop at which Tezzaron presented: How … [Read More]
Tezzaron/Rambus deal in the news Feb3 By Webmaster • Posted in Tezzaron in the News February 3, 2015 Last week we announced an agreement with Rambus. This week EE|Times covers our announcement in detail: ‘Tezzaron Semiconductor will be the first customer to incorporate Rambus oxide-resistive memory (ReRAM) technology in forthcoming devices … Bob Patti, Tezzaron’s CTO, said the company sees short-term potential … [Read More]
Can you trust your chips? Jan27 By Webmaster • Posted in Slide Presentations January 27, 2015 How trustworthy is an integrated circuit? That depends. Who designed it? Who built it? Whose software was embedded in it? Whose hands were on it during the whole process? Could confidential functionality have been compromised along the way? Chips that are implemented in critical systems need a very high degree of … [Read More]
Tezzaron and Rambus Ink Agreement Jan23 By Webmaster • Posted in Press Releases January 23, 2015 Tezzaron and Rambus announce an agreement enabling Tezzaron to implement ReRAM in its own products. ReRAM is a Rambus non-volatile oxide-resistive memory technology with significant power and speed advantages. The agreement also enables Tezzaron’s manufacturing subsidiary, Novati, to build ReRAM into its customers’ devices. Read the press release here: [Read More]