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Ultra-low-power Brain-inspired Devices and3D Integration for IoT
IBM Research Tokyo
Senior Manager of Science & Technology
Yasumitsu Orii, Ph.D
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Moore’s Law is the 5th paradigm
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What is the next paradigm
punch card
mechanical
vacuum tube
discrete
IC
The Law of Accelerating Returns by Ray Kurtzweil
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Outline
1. Computer System in the era of Big Data
2. Neuromorphic Devices
3. 3D Integration
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Outline
1. Computer System in the era of Big Data
2. Neuromorphic Devices
3. 3D Integration
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Data volume is increasing !
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Digital data being created in the world is equivalent to 50 billion movies. (It takes 14M years to see…incredible!)
3 44zettabytes zettabytes
2012 2020
Source: IDC Digital Universe
11 42% %
2005 2020
Ratio of the data generated by sensors
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unstructuredData
Structured Data
Now
2010 2020
44Z byte
80% of all available data will be uncertain.
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Watson, a question answering system developed by IBM research, challenged “Jeopardy!”, a famous quiz show in US, 14-16 Feb. 2011.
What is “Jeopardy!” A quiz show in US continueing from 1964Monday ~ Friday evening, broadcasted more than 9000 times.Questions are about history, science, sports, etc.
– Ordinary quiz requiring knowledge– Word puzzle
Three answerers competeWatson’s opponents:
• Ken Jennings: who won a record 74 consecutive "Jeopardy!" games in 2004-05)
• Brad Rutter: the biggest all-time money winner
Ken Jennings氏 Brad Rutter氏Watson
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Watson:Question answering system was built on IBM Power 750
Each node consists of 4 POWER7 chips, and each chip consists of 8 CPU cores. →Total 2,880 cores 200kW Response in 2~3 seconds
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Intelligent Sensor Network
Unstructured DataUnstructured Data
X X
Structured DataStructured Data
Sensor RF
Logic Battery
frequency spectrumdigital
conventional sensor intelligent sensor
intelligentsensornetwork
event-driven
X X
heavy workload light workload, cognitive analysis
WearableSensor to Human
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Outline
1. Computer System in the era of Big Data
2. Neuromorphic Devices
3. 3D Integration
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Watson vs. Brain Big efficiency gap calls for technology innovation
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Syst
em P
ower
(W
)
Year
Watson Power Scalingwith Moore’s Law > 1,000x
EfficiencyGap*
*brain does far more than scaled Watson
Human Brain
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Computers and the Brain are Different
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10 Hz, parallel, high fan-out
20W
1.2 L
106 neurons/cm2 (10K fan-out)
CPU/Memory conjugated system
3.55 GHz, sequential, linear
200kW
12,000 L
~5,000 connections/cm2
CPU-bus-Memory System
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Amdahl’s Law on ParallelizationAmdahl's law states that if P is the proportion of a program that can be made parallel (i.e., benefit from paralleliza on), and (1 − P) is the proportion that cannot be parallelized (remains serial), then the maximum speedup that can be achieved by using N processors is
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SyNAPSE chip SyNAPSE : Systems of Neuromorphic Adaptive Plastic Scalable Electronics
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wikipedia
Neuron
NeuronSynapse
Axon
Dendrite
256 neurons, 256k synapses,field-programmable
Merolla et al., 2011; Arthur et al., 2012
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SyNAPSE Chip2014 Aug.7th, 2014 IBM News
Compared with an optimized simulator running the exact same network on a modern general-purpose microprocessor, TrueNorth consumes 176,000 times less energy per event.
Compared with a state-of-the-art multiprocessor neuromorphic approach running a similar network, TrueNorth consumes 769 times less energy per event.
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On chip Learning Brain : Plasticity vs. Chip : Fixed Circuit → SyNAPSE
On chip learning ? → Yes. “Native Device”
http://sugp.wakasato.jp/Material/Medicine/cai/text/subject07/no12/html/section1.html
Axon
Neuron
Synapse
Neuron
Wikipedia
Off chip learning Off chip learning
GPU
G. Burr, et al., IEDM 2015
Deep Learning→ Time & CostDeep Learning→ Time & Cost
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Number of neurons: 256、1million、86billion?
1st gen (2011)
256 neurons 1million neurons
2nd gen (2014)
256 neuron / corex 4096core = 1 million
neuron
Wikipedia
86billion neurons
~2.5 ML~30 L
1shou of rice:64827 grains(shou: 1.8 Litters)→36000 grain / L
Backpack Olympic pool
Human brain
If 1 grain of rice is 1 neuron?
256 grains of rice
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Packaging Technologies for Neuromorphic Device
Synapse Neuron
SyNAPSE Chip x 1 256M 1M
Bee 8.5B 0.85M
Mouse 0.7T 71M
SyNAPSE Chip x 100 25.6B 100M
Cat 1T 100M
SyNAPSE Chip x 100K 25.6T 100B
Human 1000T 100B
SyNAPSE chip has one million neurons. To mimic a cat brain, 100M neurons are required. The challenge of Packaging technology is how to connect 100 SyNAPSE chips.
Ultra fine pitch interconnectionUltra high density interposer
~200mm
TrueNorth x 100(= cat (100M neurons))
Ultra high-density interposer
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Outline
1. Computer System in the era of Big Data
2. Neuromorphic Devices
3. 3D Integration
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Strategy for Interconnection & Miniaturization
Horizontal Wiring Pitch
Verti
cal I
nter
conn
ectio
n P
itch
(fine line)
(fine pitch)
●smart phone
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Trend of next generation packaging (2.5D/3DIC)
Challenge for 2.5D and 3D IC
chip
chip
Substrate
C4 bump joint Bump joint in 3DIC(IMC bonding)
< 10 µm
80 µm ~
IMC
• Microbumping and microbump bonding• Narrow gap resin molding (Underfill material and process)• CPI of second integration• Chip thinning (reliability and handling)• Countermeasure for heat• Reliability of package including TSV.• Low cost process• Test techniques• etc…
(120-150μm pitch) (<50μm pitch)
Microbump joint
• Fine pitch joint is required(In some structure, Most of solder is consumed by Wet Back)
• Most of solder in joint become IMC.= IMS, hard and fragile, may affect reliability (CPI)
Cu Ni
IMC
Enough solder to bond is necessary, and joint has to be fine pitch with high reliability
“Controlled IMC Bonding” technologyOptimization of solder composition for microbump joint is indispensable.
Upper die
TSV
IMC
Lower die
Substrate
Die
Cu
Φ5μm bump
~1/10
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IMS (Injection Molded Solder)
Simple process Green process
• No flux, No formic acid• Reduction of solder waste
Pure solder injection• Capability of Higher solder bump• Flexible solder composition• High capability for finer pitch
One pass for multiple bump size
Solder
• C4NP (C4 New Process) for wafer bumping- Adopted in IBM’ mass production from 2007.
WaferTransfer
Solder filling
Glass mold
Solder filling + Transfer -> ” 1process ”
Wafer / Interposer
Molten solder
N2 pressure
・Polyimide film・Solder resist・Resist mask
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Wafer IMS bumping results on 8 inch wafer
50μm
50μm diameter
50μm
75μm diameter
Wafer IMS demonstration with various opening size in 8 inch wafer !!!
solder bump solder bump
Demonstrated Wafer IMS bumping with 8 inch wafer
Opening size : 50μm ~ 200μmShape : Circle & Square
100μm,250μm pitch
75μm,125μm pitch
200μm,400μm pitch
50μm,200μm pitch
75μm,175μm pitch
150μm,300μm pitch
75μm,225μm pitch
75μm,150μm pitch
175μm,350μm pitch
IBM Research
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• Key features• Very low cost TSV process• Solder injected TSV by IMS technology• Conformal polymer insulator
• Potential applications• Cost sensitive and low power edge devices
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Concept of ViaS technology(ViaS: vertical integration after stacking)
One-time filled TSV by molten solder injection
Conformal polymer insulator
Adhesive
Schematic diagram of 3D chip module integrated with ViaS process
Smart sensor
SensorLogic
Memory
Brain-inspired device Healthcare device Memory
MemoryMemoryMemoryMemory
LogicSmart pill
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Summary
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BeeCat (Bee x 100)
• Edge computing become more important
• Extremely Low Power Devices inspired Brain
• Low Cost 3D Integration for Miniaturization
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Thank you for your attention !