What’s Next in Semiconductors
is 1 nanometer and beyond

IBM has been behind many of the breakthroughs in computing that make today’s chip-driven world possible. When something doesn’t exist, we invent it—from the computers that powered the Apollo missions, to the creation of electronic design automation (EDA), to the chips powering today’s most advanced applications. While we now partner for volume manufacturing, IBM has continued to design chips for the systems that underpin the world’s most critical workloads. Our latest breakthroughs include vertical transistors (VTFET), the world’s first 2 nanometer node chip, and the Artificial Intelligence Unit (AIU). However, deeper levels of cooperation and innovation will be required if the world is to fully realize the productivity and progress we need in the age of AI. This is why IBM is now providing expanded access to our unparalleled semiconductor expertise, world-class technology, and facilities. Semiconductor research shapes the future of chips, from areas like logic scaling to the latest in chiplets and packaging. Beyond these technical capabilities, we are also developing design and enablement solutions, and creating intelligent fabs powered by AI.