Neural computers; AFM on EUV nanostructures; photonic chip packaging; extreme-environment photonics; SSD emulation for GPU-centric storage; ruthenium interconnects; DRAM power delivery on CIM; silent data corruption; LLM training reliability; GPU Rowhammer; privilege escalation.
New technical papers recently added to Semiconductor Engineering’s library:
| Technical Paper | Research Organizations |
|---|---|
| Neural Computers 🔗 | Meta AI, KAUST |
| Characterizing tip-sample interaction dynamics on EUV nanostructures using AFM with a high-aspect ratio tip 🔗 | Purdue University, Intel, Bruker |
| Photonic chip packaging for extreme environments 🔗 | NIST, Johns Hopkins, U. of Maryland |
| SwarmIO: Towards 100 Million IOPS SSD Emulation for Next-gen GPU-centric Storage Systems 🔗 | KAIST |
| Role of surface states and band modulations in ultrathin ruthenium interconnects 🔗 | Incheon National U., Hanyang University, UT Dallas |
| A comparative study on power delivery aspects of compute-in/near-memory approaches using DRAM 🔗 | UT Austin |
| Exploring Silent Data Corruption as a Reliability Challenge in LLM Training 🔗 | TU Berlin |
| GPUBreach: Privilege Escalation Attacks via GPU Rowhammer 🔗 | University of Toronto |
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