Welcome to GTCAD Laboratory!
The GTCAD (Georgia Tech Computer-Aided Design) Laboratory, housed in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, was established in Fall 2001. Our main research focus is on the architecture, circuit design, and physical design for 3D ICs and 3D System-in-Packages. We are currently one of the biggest academic research groups in the world working on EDA/physical design for 3D ICs. Our 3D research is funded by NSF, SEMATECH, US Department of Defense, SRC, Intel, Samsung, Qualcomm, and the Korean Government. We are also working with IBM, Mentor Graphics, and Cadence.
Our collaborators on Georgia Tech campus include
MARS,
GREEN,
IFC, IPC, and
PRC.
We also work closely with UTDA at UT Austin.
3D-MAPS V1/V2
We have taped out the world's first 3D many-core processor from academia in March 2010. This work is presented at the IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference, 2012. More information is available here.
Technology Transfer
We helped build a commercial-grade RTL-to-GDSII tool flow and sign-off analysis tools for 3D ICs at these organizations:
- US DOD (2011)
- Intel Corporation (2012)
- Qualcomm Corporation (2012)
Lab News (2013)
- 05/15/2013: Prof. Lim will give an invited talk at the Advanced Metallization Conference (AMC 2013).
- 05/01/2013: Shreepad will intern at Qualcomm during summer.
- 03/31/2013: We won the Best Paper Award with our paper published at the IEEE Asian Test Symposium (ATS), 2012.
- 03/20/2013: Prof. Lim is promoted to a Full Professor.
- 03/14/2013: Young-Joon defended his thesis.
- 02/04/2013: We have 2 papers accepted at DAC.
- 01/20/2013: Prof. Lim is giving a keynote speech at the DATE workshop on 3D Integration.
3D IC News
- 3D IC news collected by GTCAD.
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