Santa Clara-based Kilopass Technology recently declared that its primary trial chip silicon on TSMC 28nm High-K Metal Gate (HKMG) has revealed that the company’s 2T antifuse technology can be modified to HKMG.
Silicon data reveals that the current 2T bit cell functions well on 28HKMG and can match 22nm and beyond.
Harry Luan, Kilopass chief executive officer says the chip silicon consisted of the multiple 2T bit cell for basic trial and cell modeling. The trial reveals that the technology in HKMG distributes the programming smoothly without impacting its behavior. It displays reduced gate leakage, which leads to an enhanced read margin and high inbound output.
The company’s integrated NVM has been used in standard CMOS removing the need for extra backend procedures. It can be produced in large volumes. It complies with the foundry DFM design regulations and uses devices from the foundry. It does not need extra tolerance or process control.
Source: http://www.kilopass.com/