The CEA pioneered 2.5D and 3D integration with its IntAct circuit and has held on to its position as a leader in 3D integration ever since. Recent research by two CEA-List PhD students has led to significant advances in communications and security.
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The CEA has been conducting R&D on resistive memory (ReRAM)— an alternative to flash memory—for more than a decade. A complete system integrating ReRAM into a processor architecture was recently designed and validated for advanced memory company Weebit Nano.
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Much like classical application-specific processors, quantum processing units (QPUs) are expected to be used to speed up certain computational steps in algorithm execution.
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Advances in quantum computing are creating new challenges to our current code validation practices. CEA-List is developing new formal-analysis-based verification techniques to respond to this new context.
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CEA-List has developed a new formal framework that ensures all reads are detected, even if interrupted, whilst safeguarding the confidentiality of audit trails from prying eyes.
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Using detailed simulations built into our MAX multi-agent tool, we conduct practical assessments of the impact of attacks on security, complementing more traditional theoretical analyses.
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