GREAT: HeteroGeneous IntegRated Magnetic tEchnology Using Multifunctional Standardized sTack

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To tackle the key issues of monolithic heterogeneous integration, fast yet low power processing, high integration density, fast yet low power storage, the goal of the GREAT project is to co-integrate multiple functions like sensors ('Sensing'), RF receivers ('Communicating') and logic/memory ('Processing/Storing') together within CMOS by adapting the STT-MTJs (Magnetic devices) to a single baseline technology enabling logic, memory, and analog functions in the same System-on-Chip (SoC) as the enabling technology platform for Internet of Things (IoT). This will lead to a unique STT-MTJ cell technology called Multifunctional Standardized Stack (MSS). The major outputs of GREAT are the technology and the architecture platform for IoT SoCs providing better integration of embedded & mobile communication systems and a significant decrease of their power consumption. Based on the STT-MTJs (now viewed as the most suitable technology for digital applications and with a huge potential for analog subsystems) unique set of performances (non-volatility, high speed, infinite endurance and moderate read/write power), GREAT will achieve the same goal as heterogeneous integration of devices but in a much simpler way since the MSS will enable different functions using the same technology.

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Tahoori, M., Nair, S. M., Bishnoi, R., Senni, S., Mohdad, J., Mailly, F., … Prenat, G. (2017). GREAT: HeteroGeneous IntegRated Magnetic tEchnology Using Multifunctional Standardized sTack. In Proceedings of IEEE Computer Society Annual Symposium on VLSI, ISVLSI (Vol. 2017-July, pp. 344–349). IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.1109/ISVLSI.2017.67

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