Intel Corporation

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Santa Clara

Nicole K Thomas

Ravi Pillarisetty

James S Clarke

Hubert C George

Jeanette M Roberts

Roman Caudillo

Zachary R Yoscovits

David J Michalak

Lester Lampert

Kanwaljit Singh

Marko Radosavljevic

Payam Amin

Willy Rachmady

Cheng-Ying Huang

Adel A Elsherbini

Han Wui Then

Roza Kotlyar

Ehren Mannebach

Stephanie A Bojarski

Jessica M Torres

Pratik Koirala

Gilbert W Dewey

Van H Le

Patrick R Morrow

Patrick H Keys

Thomas Francis Watson

Thoe Michaelos

Jack T Kavalieros

Johanna M Swan

Paul B Fischer

Robert L Bristol

Leonard P Guler

Urusa Alaan

Sarah Atanasov

Samuel James Bader

Nityan Labros Nair

Robert S Chau

Anand S Murthy

Matthew V Metz

Abhishek A Sharma

Sansaptak W Dasgupta

Shawna M Liff

Glenn A Glass

Seung Hoon Sung

Charles C Kuo

Sean T Ma

Hui Jae Yoo

Richard E Schenker

Stefano Pellerano

Wilfred Gomes

Scott Bruce Clendenning

Anh Phan

Michael Harper

Sudipto Naskar

Beomseok Choi

Sudarat Lee

I-Cheng Tung

Robert Ehlert

Tobias Brown-Heft

Sandrine Charue-Bakker

Eric Charles Mattson

Christopher M Neumann

Ashley Tilton

Charles Mokhtarzadeh

Arunshankar Venkataraman

Tushar Talukdar

Embodiments disclosed herein include semiconductor devices and methods of making such devices. In an embodiment, the semiconductor device comprises a plurality of stacked semiconductor channels comprising first semiconductor channels and second semiconductor channels over the first semiconductor channels. In an embodiment a spacing is between the first semiconductor channels and the second semiconductor channels. The semiconductor device further comprises a gate dielectric surrounding individual ones of the semiconductor channels of the plurality of stacked semiconductor channels. In an embodiment, a first workfunction metal surrounds the first semiconductor channels, and a second workfunction metal surrounds the second semiconductor channels.

Plug and recess process for dual metal gate on stacked nanoribbon devices

Co-integrated gallium nitride (GaN) complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) integrated circuit technology is described. In an example, a semiconductor structure includes a silicon (111) substrate having a first region and a second region. A structure including gallium and nitrogen is on the first region of the silicon (111) substrate, the structure including gallium and nitrogen having a top surface. A structure including germanium is on the second region of the silicon (111) substrate, the structure including germanium having a top surface co-planar with the top surface of the structure including gallium and nitrogen. A dielectric spacer is laterally between and in contact with the structure including gallium and nitrogen and the structure including germanium, the dielectric spacer on the silicon (111) substrate.

Co-integrated gallium nitride (GaN) and complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) integrated circuit technology

An integrated circuit structure having a stacked transistor architecture includes a first semiconductor body (e.g., set of one or more nanoribbons) and a second semiconductor body (e.g., set of one or more nanoribbons) above the first semiconductor body. The first and second semiconductor bodies are part of the same fin structure. The distance between an upper surface of the first semiconductor body and a lower surface of the second semiconductor body is 60 nm or less. A first gate structure is on the first semiconductor body, and a second gate structure is on the second semiconductor body. An isolation structure that includes a dielectric material is between the first and second gate structures, and is on and conformal to a top surface of the first gate structure. In addition, a bottom surface of the second gate structure is on a top surface of the isolation structure, which is relatively flat.

Gate-to-gate isolation for stacked transistor architecture via selective dielectric deposition structure

Techniques are provided herein to form semiconductor devices having a stacked transistor configuration. An n-channel device and a p-channel device may both be gate-all-around (GAA) transistors each having any number of nanoribbons extending in the same direction where one device is located vertically above the other device. According to some embodiments, the n-channel device and the p-channel device conductively share the same gate, and a width of the gate structure around one device is greater than the width of the gate structure around the other device. According to some other embodiments, the n-channel device and the p-channel device each have a separate gate structure that is isolated from the other using a dielectric layer between them. A gate contact is adjacent to the upper device and contacts the gate structure of the other lower device.

Asymmetric gate structures and contacts for stacked transistors

Gallium nitride (GaN) integrated circuit technology is described. In an example, an integrated circuit structure includes a substrate including silicon, the substrate having a top surface. A first trench is in the substrate, the first trench having a first width. A second trench is in the substrate, the second trench having a second width less than the first width. A first island is in the first trench, the first island including gallium and nitrogen and having first corner facets below the top surface of the substrate. A second island is in the second trench, the second island including gallium and nitrogen and having second corner facets below the top surface of the substrate.

Gallium nitride (GaN) integrated circuit technology

Quantum dot devices and related methods and systems that use semiconductor nanoribbons arranged in a grid where a plurality of first nanoribbons, substantially parallel to one another, intersect a plurality of second nanoribbons, also substantially parallel to one another but at an angle with respect to the first nanoribbons, are disclosed. Different gates at least partially wrap around individual portions of the first and second nanoribbons, and at least some of the gates are provided at intersections of the first and second nanoribbons. Unlike previous approaches to quantum dot formation and manipulation, nanoribbon-based quantum dot devices provide strong spatial localization of the quantum dots, good scalability in the number of quantum dots included in the device, and/or design flexibility in making electrical connections to the quantum dot devices to integrate the quantum dot devices in larger computing devices.

Nanoribbon-based quantum dot devices

An integrated circuit structure includes a substrate including silicon, the substrate having a top surface. A first trench is in the substrate, the first trench having a first width and a first height. A second trench is in the substrate, the second trench having a second width and a second height. The second width is greater than the first width, and the second height is greater than the first height. A first island is in the first trench, the first island including gallium and nitrogen and having first corner facets at least partially below the top surface of the substrate. A second island is in the second trench, the second island including gallium and nitrogen and having second corner facets at least partially below the top surface of the substrate.

Gallium nitride (GaN) selective epitaxial windows for integrated circuit technology

Gallium nitride (GaN) integrated circuit technology with optical communication is described. In an example, an integrated circuit structure includes a layer or substrate having a first region and a second region, the layer or substrate including gallium and nitrogen. A GaN-based device is in or on the first region of the layer or substrate. A CMOS-based device is over the second region of the layer or substrate. An interconnect structure is over the GaN-based device and over the CMOS-based device, the interconnect structure including conductive interconnects and vias in a dielectric layer. A photonics waveguide is over the interconnect structure, the photonics waveguide including silicon, and the photonics waveguide bonded to the dielectric layer of the interconnect structure.

Gallium nitride (GaN) integrated circuit technology with optical communication

Disclosed herein are quantum dot devices, as well as related computing devices and methods. For example, in some embodiments, a quantum dot device may include: a quantum well stack structure of a quantum dot device, wherein the quantum well stack structure includes an insulating material to define multiple rows of quantum dot formation regions; and a gate that extends over multiple ones of the rows.

Quantum dot array devices with shared gates

Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having depopulated channel structures, and methods of fabricating gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having depopulated channel structures using a selective bottom-up approach, are described. For example, an integrated circuit structure includes a vertical arrangement of nanowires above a substrate. The vertical arrangement of nanowires has one or more active nanowires above one or more oxide nanowires. A first gate stack is over and around the one or more active nanowires. A second gate stack is over and around the one or more oxide nanowires.

Gate-all-around integrated circuit structures having depopulated channel structures using selective bottom-up approach

Integrated circuitry comprising a ribbon or wire (RoW) transistor stack within which the transistors have different threshold voltages (V). In some examples, a gate electrode of the transistor stack may include only one workfunction metal. A metal oxide may be deposited around one or more channels of the transistor stack as a solid-state source of a metal oxide species that will diffuse toward the channel region(s). As diffused, the metal oxide may remain (e.g., as a silicate, or hafnate) in close proximity to the channel region, thereby altering the dipole properties of the gate insulator material. Different channels of a transistor stack may be exposed to differing amounts or types of the metal oxide species to provide a range of Vwithin the stack. After diffusion, the metal oxide may be stripped as sacrificial, or retained.

Ribbon or wire transistor stack with selective dipole threshold voltage shifter

Gallium nitride (GaN) three-dimensional integrated circuit technology is described. In an example, an integrated circuit structure includes a layer including gallium and nitrogen, a plurality of gate structures over the layer including gallium and nitrogen, a source region on a first side of the plurality of gate structures, a drain region on a second side of the plurality of gate structures, the second side opposite the first side, and a drain field plate above the drain region wherein the drain field plate is coupled to the source region. In another example, a semiconductor package includes a package substrate. A first integrated circuit (IC) die is coupled to the package substrate. The first IC die includes a GaN device layer and a Si-based CMOS layer.

Gallium nitride (GAN) three-dimensional integrated circuit technology

Embodiments disclosed herein include stacked forksheet transistor devices, and methods of fabricating stacked forksheet transistor devices. In an example, an integrated circuit structure includes a backbone. A first transistor device includes a first vertical stack of semiconductor channels adjacent to an edge of the backbone. A second transistor device includes a second vertical stack of semiconductor channels adjacent to the edge of the backbone. The second transistor device is stacked on the first transistor device.

Stacked forksheet transistors

Disclosed herein are quantum dot devices, as well as related computing devices and methods. For example, in some embodiments, a quantum dot device may include: a quantum well stack; a first gate above the quantum well stack, wherein the first gate includes a first gate metal and a first gate dielectric; and a second gate above the quantum well stack, wherein the second gate includes a second gate metal and a second gate dielectric, and the first gate is at least partially between a portion of the second gate and the quantum well stack.

Quantum dot devices with overlapping gates

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