CEA-Leti, founded in 1967 and based in Grenoble, France, is a leading global research institute specializing in microelectronics and nanotechnology. As part of the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), CEA-Leti focuses on technological research and development, driving innovation in areas such as semiconductors, photonics, healthcare technologies, and wireless communication. The institute collaborates with industry partners worldwide to transfer its cutting-edge technologies into commercial applications, emphasizing sustainability, miniaturization, and energy efficiency. With a strong commitment to advancing science and technology, CEA-Leti plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of electronics and information technologies.
The QLSI project brings together 19 top European groups to focus on developing highly scalable quantum processors in silicon, and marks a recent addition to the EU's Quantum Flagship a 10-year, €1 Billion R&D initiative launched in 2018.
CEA-Leti scientists have demonstrated a machine-learning technique exploiting what have been previously considered as “non-ideal” traits of resistive-RAM (RRAM) devices, overcoming barriers to developing RRAM-based edge-learning systems.
CEA-Leti presented two papers this week at IEDM 2020 that confirm the advantages of combining 3D architectures and resistive-random-access-memories (RRAM) for in-memory computing (IMC), and their applications for Edge-AI and neural networks.
Project Will Build Demonstrators for Transmitting and Receiving Qubits and Focus on Integrating the Technology in a Unique Platform to Address Quantum Computing Applications.