A stacked memory device on logic 3D technology for ultra-high-density data storage

@article{Kim2011ASM,
  title={A stacked memory device on logic 3D technology for ultra-high-density data storage},
  author={Jiyoung Kim and Augustin Hong and Sung Min Kim and Kyeong-Sik Shin and Emil B. Song and Yongha Hwang and Faxian Xiu and Kosmas Galatsis and Chi On Chui and Rob N. Candler and Siyoung Choi and Joo-tae Moon and Kang L. Wang},
  journal={Nanotechnology},
  year={2011},
  volume={22},
  pages={254006}
}
We have demonstrated, for the first time, a novel three-dimensional (3D) memory chip architecture of stacked-memory-devices-on-logic (SMOL) achieving up to 95% of cell-area efficiency by directly building up memory devices on top of front-end CMOS devices. In order to realize the SMOL, a unique 3D Flash memory device and vertical integration structure have been successfully developed. The SMOL architecture has great potential to achieve tera-bit level memory density by stacking memory devices… 

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