Intel Corporation

Kepler Computing Inc.

Eugenus, Inc.

Google Inc.

Kavach Nanotechnologies Inc.

Aixtron Se

Niloy Mukherjee

Ravi Pillarisetty

Marko Radosavljevic

Jack T Kavalieros

Robert S Chau

Gilbert W Dewey

Benjamin Chu-Kung

Willy Rachmady

Matthew V Metz

Sasikanth Manipatruni

Amrita Mathuriya

Noriyuki Sato

Tanay Gosavi

Rajeev Kumar Dokania

Han Wui Then

Somilkumar J Rathi

Van H Le

Niti Goel

Uday Shah

Sansaptak W Dasgupta

Prashant Majhi

Mauricio Manfrini

Elijah V Karpov

Seung Hoon Sung

Jason Y Wu

Brian S Doyle

Pratyush Pandey

Roza Kotlyar

Rafael Rios

Ramamoorthy Ramesh

Nancy M Zelick

Gabriel Antonio Paulius Velarde

Jessica S Kachian

James David Clarkson

Fnu Atiquzzaman

Sanaz Kabehie Gardner

Hae Young Kim

Sung-Hoon Jung

Charles C Kuo

Harold W Kennel

Mantu K Hudait

Bunsen B Nie

Been Y Jin

Jerry Mack

Nariman Naghibolashrafi

Yoshikazu Okuyama

Been-Yih Jin

Zeying Ren

Jae Seok Heo

Debraj Guhabiswas

Tahir Ghani

Anand S Murthy

Glenn A Glass

Kaan Oguz

Debo Olaosebikan

Scott Bruce Clendenning

Mark Y Liu

Satyarth Suri

James M Powers

James Clarkson

Valluri Ramana Rao

James S Clarke

Stephen M Cea

Wilman Tsai

M Ziaul Karim

Markus Kuhn

Justin Brockman

Pragyansri Pathi

Been-Yin Jin

Ryan E Arch

Yong Ju Lee

Huiying Liu

Sanaz Kabehie

Alex Finkelman

Miguel Angel Saldana

Ian A Young

Mark L Doczy

Dmitri E Nikonov

Dinesh Somasekhar

Tanay Karnik

Kevin O'Brien

Stephen E Savas

David L Kencke

Daniel Henry Morris

Titash Rakshit

Sean W King

Peter G Tolchinsky

Jason W Klaus

Tejaswi K Indukuri

Huichu Liu

Subramanian Tamilmani

Loren A Chow

Kaushik Vaidyanathan

Dipanjan Basu

Marc C French

Aravind S Killampalli

Mustansir Yunus Mukadam

Pulkit Jain

Vinayak Veer Vats

Jay P Gupta

A pocket integration for high density memory and logic applications and methods of fabrication are described. While various embodiments are described with reference to FeRAM, capacitive structures formed herein can be used for any application where a capacitor is desired. For example, the capacitive structure can be used for fabricating ferroelectric based or paraelectric based majority gate, minority gate, and/or threshold gate.

Method of fabricating memory devices using pocket integration

The disclosed technology generally relates to a barrier layer comprising titanium silicon nitride, and more particularly to a barrier layer for nonvolatile memory devices, and methods of forming the same. In one aspect, a method of forming an electrode for a phase change memory device comprises forming over a semiconductor substrate an electrode comprising titanium silicon nitride (TiSiN) on a phase change storage element configured to store a memory state. Forming the electrode comprises exposing a semiconductor substrate to one or more cyclical vapor deposition cycles, wherein a plurality of the cyclical vapor deposition cycles comprises an exposure to a Ti precursor, an exposure to a N precursor and an exposure to a Si precursor.

Titanium silicon nitride barrier layer

Despite the existence and deployment of a range of antimicrobial/disinfectant/sterilization technologies and products, transmission of infectious diseases remains a significant problem worldwide, continuing to cause hundreds of millions of infections and millions of deaths every year of both human beings and animals. A field-deployable antimicrobial surface product assembly designed for gases or liquids including: a substrate configured as a tile or a mesh: an adhesion layer disposed on at least one surface of the substrate: a first material in contact with at least one surface of the adhesion layer, where the first material includes nanotubes and/or nanopores, where the nanotubes and/or nanopores are open on one end only; and a second material deposited on at least a majority of surfaces of the nanotubes and/or nanopores which includes at least one antimicrobial material, and where the second material inactivates biological microorganisms in gases and liquids upon physical contact.

Field-deployable antimicrobial surface products for gas/air and liquid/water purification and methods of fabrication of the same

A device structure comprises a first conductive interconnect, an electrode structure on the first conductive interconnect, an etch stop layer laterally surrounding the electrode structure; a plurality of memory devices above the electrode structure, where individual ones of the plurality of memory devices comprise a dielectric layer comprising a perovskite material. The device structure further comprises a plate electrode coupled between the plurality of memory devices and the electrode structure, where the plate electrode is in direct contact with a respective lower most conductive layer of the individual ones of the plurality of memory devices. The device structure further includes an insulative hydrogen barrier layer on at least a sidewall of the individual ones of the plurality of memory devices; and a plurality of via electrodes, wherein individual ones of the plurality of via electrodes are on a respective one of the individual ones of the plurality of memory devices.

Methods of fabricating planar capacitors on a shared plate electrode

Capacitor devices with shared electrode and methods of fabrication

Drain coupled non-linear polar material based capacitors for memory and logic

Methods of fabricating trench capacitors on a shared plate electrode

Integration of 2T-C for memory and logic applications

A method of fabricating a system includes fabricating a plurality of transistors and coupling a forming a bridge structure connected between a gate contact of a first transistor with a drain contact of a second transistor. The method further includes fabricating a multi-level memory structure including capacitors that comprise a ferroelectric material or a paraelectric material. The capacitors within a given level are coupled together by a plate electrode. The method further includes forming a signal electrode coupled with the plate electrode.

Stacked capacitors with shared electrodes and methods of fabrication

The disclosed technology generally relates to forming a thin film comprising titanium nitride (TiN), and more particularly to forming by a cyclical vapor deposition process the thin film comprising (TiN). In one aspect, a method of forming a thin film comprising TiN comprises exposing a semiconductor substrate to one or more first cyclical vapor deposition cycles each comprising an exposure to a first Ti precursor and an exposure to a first N precursor to form a first portion of the thin film and exposing the semiconductor substrate to one or more second cyclical vapor deposition cycles each comprising an exposure to a second Ti precursor and an exposure to a second N precursor to form a second portion of the thin film, wherein exposures to one or both of the first Ti precursor and the first N precursor during the one or more first cyclical vapor deposition cycles are at different pressures relative to corresponding exposures to one or both of the second Ti precursor and the second N precursor during the one or more second cyclical vapor deposition cycles. Aspects are also directed to semiconductor structures incorporating the thin film and method of forming the same.

Conformal and smooth titanium nitride layers and methods of forming the same

Despite the existence and deployment of a range of antimicrobial/disinfectant/sterilization technologies and products, transmission of infectious diseases remains a significant problem worldwide, continuing to cause hundreds of millions of infections and millions of deaths every year of both human beings and animals. State-of-the-art technologies suffer from several disadvantages including being discrete in space and time, being overly dependent on human skill and discipline, and in some cases having harmful side-effects to human health. This invention proposes a series of industrial grade antimicrobial product designs, and materials and methods to make them highly effective products that offer continuous antimicrobial action, with minimum dependence on human discipline and skill once deployed, and with no harmful side-effects.

Field-deployable antimicrobial product assemblies for air and water purification and methods of fabrication of the same

A memory is described having a plurality of bit-cells organized in a row or column. An individual bit-cell of the plurality of bit-cells includes an access transistor and a plurality of capacitors. A word-line is positioned under the access transistor, wherein the access transistor is controllable by the word-line, whereas the plurality of capacitors is positioned above the access transistor. The individual bit-cell has an individual boundary which substantially abuts a neighboring bit-cell in the row or column such that there is no dummy bit-cell between individual bit-cell and the neighboring bit-cell.

Memory array with buried or backside word-line

Method of fabricating transistors and stacked planar capacitors for memory and logic applications

A method of fabricating a device comprises forming a multi-layer stack above a first substrate, where multi-layer stack includes a non-linear polar material. In at least one embodiment, method further includes forming a first conductive layer on multi-layer stack and annealing multi-layer stack. A transistor is formed above a second substrate. In at least one embodiment, method also includes forming a second conductive layer above electrode structure and bonding first conductive layer with second conductive layer. After bonding, method includes removing at least a portion of first substrate patterning multi-layer stack to form a memory device.

Capacitor integrated with a transistor for logic and memory applications

Non lead-based perovskite ferroelectric devices for high density memory and logic applications and methods of fabrication are described. While various embodiments are described with reference to FeRAM, capacitive structures formed herein can be used for any application where a capacitor is desired. For example, the capacitive structure can be used for fabricating ferroelectric based or paraelectric based majority gate, minority gate, and/or threshold gate.

High density ferroelectric random access memory (FeRAM) devices and methods of fabrication

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Niloy Mukherjee