1. ICT 25 Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies Cosmin Codrea, Henri Rajbenbach DG CONNECT, A.4 Components ICT 25 – Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies NNCP Training – Brussels – 23-Oct-2013 - CC

2. The context 3-D transistors CMOS 22 nm 3-D stacking Ultra-wideband telecom Lab-on-Chip Miniaturised devices Plastic electronics (Place-it) Components, from nanometers to centimeters nm cm ICT 25 – Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies ICT 3 ICT 25 ICT 2

3. ITRS Roadmap The Silicon context ICT 25 – Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies

4. What are want To keep Europe's position at the forefront of advanced micro- and nano-electronic technologies developments To ensure strategic electronic design and manufacturing capability in Europe avoiding dependencies from other regions ICT 25 – Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies

5. What are looking for Extend MOSFET to the end of the ITRS roadmap Make "Beyond and Extended CMOS" devices CMOS compatible Integrate functionalities in System-on-Chip (SoC) / System-in-Package (SiP) New computing paradigms like quantum computing and neuromorphic computing with a focus on their future integration with Si technologies Design for advanced nanoelectronics technologies. Focus on: Energy efficiency, high reliability, robustness. 40 M€ 100% funding Research & Innovation Access to advanced design tools and IC fabrication (includes training) Assessment for technology suppliers in nano- electronics Evaluate novel equipment, processes and building blocks with potential customers 7 M€ 70% funding Innovation actions International cooperation - 450mm wafers - Potential impact on workers of the manipulation of nano-materials Development of common roadmaps Awareness actions targeted at young students 3 M€ 100% funding Coordination and Support Actions ICT 25 – Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies

6. Is this new or has it been called before? Most topics have been called in the past Technology update (e.g. 22nm –> 16nm) New topic: quantum and neuromorphic computing Call 11 projects serve as a “bridge” between FP7 and H2020. No disruption. Current project portfolio http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/components/projects-fp7_en.html EU12 participation (Call 8, Obj. 3.1): 4.64% (funding), 7.7% (participations) ICT 25 – Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies

7. What we do NOT want? Duplication of R&D R&D with low exploitation, innovation, impact Research focused only on materials Research focused on large systems integration (done in ICT 2) Research focused on power and mixed-signal electronics (done ECSEL) ICT 25 – Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies

8. Key actors Key Groups / ETPs International Roadmap of Semiconductors (ITRS - ERD) Scientific Council of the ENIAC ETP High-Level Expert Group on Key Enabling Technologies (KETs) NANO-TEC Coordination Action - Building a Nanoelectronics Design and Technology Community ENI2 Nanoelectronics Infrastructure Leading Players Industry: ST, INTEL, Global Foundries, Infineon, IBM, NXP, … Regional clusters  Dresden – GF/Fraunhofer  Grenoble – CEA/ST  Leuven – IMEC ... and SMEs around them RTO - European Universities of Excellence ICT 25 – Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies

9. Questions: isabel.vergara-ogando@ec.europa.eu henri.rajbenbach@ec.europa.eu cosmin.codrea@ec.europa.eu DG CONNECT: http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/connect/en/content/dg-connect Electronics: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/electronics ECSEL: http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/blog/ecsel-excellence-electronics ICT 25 – Generic micro- and nano-electronic technologies