NanoIC featured in SEMI: bridging academia and industry with pathfinding PDKs
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From 18 to 20 November, NanoIC joined the Chips Joint Undertaking booth at SEMICON Europa, showcasing how our pilot line accelerates semiconductor innovation in Europe.
Accompanying our presence at the event, SEMI.org published an in-depth article on NanoIC’s pathfinding process design kits (P-PDKs) and how they bridge the gap between academia and industry to enable next-generation chip design.
The article features insights from Professor Mehdi Tahoori (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) and Anita Farokhnejad (DTCO Program Manager at imec), explaining why these kits are critical for Europe’s semiconductor ecosystem and how they empower researchers to innovate beyond 2 nanometer.
Click to read the full SEMI.org article
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