Academic and industry users invited to exploit European strengths in energy efficient semiconductor technologies
Photo credits: A. Aubert / CEA
Fames, one of five semiconductor pilot lines announced under the EU Chips Act, has launched its first open-access call for researchers and companies seeking to test new chip designs.
“It’s a comprehensive offer that goes from the modelling to the silicon, [plus] some special modules that can allow you to stack integrated circuits and make systems, and also training,” said Susana Bonnetier, the pilot line’s open access chairperson.
Design houses, fab-less companies, chip foundries, integrated device manufacturers, material and tool supplies, universities and research centres are all encouraged to apply.
The €830 million pilot line is coordinated by CEA-Leti, the French public research institute for electronics and information technologies, based in Grenoble. It brings together…
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