IBM partners with Siemens to advance nanostack chip architecture research
Bitget2026/10/14 12:02- IBM entered a research collaboration with Siemens to advance its nanostack transistor architecture toward manufacturing readiness.
- Work targets design, simulation, lithography techniques beyond the current 7-angstrom node to speed development cycles.
- Partnership includes building virtual nanostack models to optimize performance, refine designs, pre-empt fabrication issues before chips are built.
- Nanostack vertically stacks nanosheet transistors, targeting nearly 100 billion transistors in a fingernail-sized area at 7 angstrom.
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