Technological innovation in the semiconductor industry: A case study of the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS)

Schaller, Ross

doi:10.1109/picmet.2001.951917

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“…In fact, the US industry's early roadmaps nearly perfectly continued to extrapolate the existing Moore/Dennard trajectory through the first decade of the twenty-first century, and industry participants upheld the roadmap's projections as a baseline of progress, transforming Moore's law into a self-fulfilling prophecy 30,31 . The industry-led roadmap came to define the direction and focus of research efforts for the industry's suppliers and its collaborative research organizations, including SRC and SEMATECH 32 .…”

Section: Nature Electronicsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Science and research policy at the end of Moore’s law

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Section: Nature Electronicsmentioning

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Science and research policy at the end of Moore’s law

2018

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“…The first practice, roadmapping, represents an industry-wide effort to (re)produce an overall orientation for the industry's product and technology development efforts by means of the so-called International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors, in short ITRS (ITRS, 2008;Schaller, 2004). This practice is particularly related to SEMATECH, i.e., how leadership is exerted by Intel within SEMATECH as a heterarchical network.…”

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Maneuvering between Networks to Lead – A Longitudinal Case Study in the Semiconductor Industry

Müller‐Seitz¹,

Sydow²

2012

Long Range Planning

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How organizations exert leadership in interorganizational, predominantly hierarchical networks is well researched. However, there are also networks that are heterarchical, not hierarchical, in nature, i.e., where no organizational actor formally presides over the other member organizations and where leadership is nevertheless practiced and accepted by the network members. But how is an organization able to lead under these structural conditions and in particular, to capitalize e in the leadership process e on its membership in more than one network? Informed by structuration theory, we investigate this practice of 'network maneuvering,' that is, how an organization skillfully takes advantage of the reciprocal influences between two different forms of networks. In particular, we study how Intel de facto leads the SEMATECH consortium (i.e., a heterarchical network) and guides technology development along its supply chain (i.e., a hierarchical network). Network maneuvering is enabled in this case by two mutually reinforming practices (i.e., roadmapping and roadmap gap filling) that are centered around a key resource (i.e., a roadmap as an artifact). Based upon our findings, we provide practical guidance and theoretical insights as to how and under what circumstances this type of maneuvering in and across two (different types of) networks substitutes for formally legitimated leadership.

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“…P = ACV 2 f + VI leak (1) Where A is procentage of gate switching, C capacitance, V represents supply voltage, F = operating frequency, and I leak for leakage current. [12] In the ITRS document it can be seen the development of semiconductor year by year and can be concluded that the future development of semiconductor will be low voltage, low power dissipation, higher working frequency, small dimension and packaging [29][30], the use of nanotechnology and more input/output (I/O) is available [31].…”

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Trend of Energy Saving in Electronic Devices for Research and Development

Rahmayanti

Utomo

Rijanto

2016

MATEC Web of Conferences

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Abstract. In electronic industry, energy saving is one of the performance indicators of competitiveness beside price, speed, bandwidth and reliability. This affects research and development (R&D) activity in mechatronic systems which uses electronic components and electronic systems. A review of trend of electronic devices technology development has been conducted with focus on energy saving. This review includes electronic devices, semiconductor, and nanotechnology. It can be concluded that the trend in electronic devices is mainly dictated by semiconductor technology development. The trend can be concluded as smaller size, lower voltage leading to energy saving, less heat, higher speed, more reliable, and cheaper. In accordance to such technology development, R&D activities in mechatronics especially in Indonesia is being pushed to make proper alignment.Some of such alignment actions are surface mount technology (SMT) for installing surface mount devices components (SMD), design layout and SMD troubleshooting tools as well as human resources training and development.

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Technological innovation in the semiconductor industry: A case study of the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS)

Cited by 141 publications

References 156 publications

Science and research policy at the end of Moore’s law

Science and research policy at the end of Moore’s law

Maneuvering between Networks to Lead – A Longitudinal Case Study in the Semiconductor Industry

Trend of Energy Saving in Electronic Devices for Research and Development

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