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An update here: https://frederickchen.substack.com/p/stochastic-pupil-fill-in-euv-lithography, particularly relevant to Stochastic Effect of Large Pupil Fill.
A Veritable who’s who of ReRAM researchers will be present at the 2nd International Workshop on Resistive RAM at Stanford in the beginning of October. Sponsored by IMEC and Stanford’s NMRTI (Non-Volatile Technology Research Initiative), the program features two days of talks, panel sessions and no doubt lots of networking. The advanced program is online and over at ReRAM-Forum.com, moderator Christie Marrian has some observations on the topics and presenters. While there is a true global presence, there are some intriguing sounding talks from local Si valley companies, Adesto, Intermolecular and Rambus. For more information on the workshop visit www.ReRAM-Forum.com.
An update here: https://frederickchen.substack.com/p/stochastic-pupil-fill-in-euv-lithography, particularly relevant to Stochastic Effect of Large Pupil Fill.
A Veritable who’s who of ReRAM researchers will be present at the 2nd International Workshop on Resistive RAM at Stanford in the beginning of October. Sponsored by IMEC and Stanford’s NMRTI (Non-Volatile Technology Research Initiative), the program features two days of talks, panel sessions and no doubt lots of networking. The advanced program is online and over at ReRAM-Forum.com, moderator Christie Marrian has some observations on the topics and presenters. While there is a true global presence, there are some intriguing sounding talks from local Si valley companies, Adesto, Intermolecular and Rambus. For more information on the workshop visit www.ReRAM-Forum.com.
Podcast EP267: The Broad Impact Weebit Nano’s ReRAM is having with Coby Hanoch