In the past thirty years, the Information Technology industry has evolved from one basedon Computing capabilities (the PC era) to the development of the Communication infrastructure (the Internet era). In the next decade, Sensing will become ubiquitous and an Internet of Things (the IoT era) will emerge. Where Computing and Communication technologies were driven primarily by steady advances in IC capabilities as dictated Moore’s Law, the IoT age will be largely driven by 'More than Moore' (MtM) technology: a fusion of different technologies and innovations such as MEMS, optoelectronics, analog and RF ICs, power and micro-energy, and bio and chemical sensing.
The Shanghai Industrial μTechnology Research Institute (SITRI) focuses on the development and commercialization of 'More than Moore' technology. SITRI is based on an open engagement model that encompasses an 8” MtM micro-fabrication line augmented by a consortium of industry production and R&D lines, state-of-the-art R&D facilities, engineering services and market intelligence, supply-chain partners, industry trade association participation, as well as dedicated investment funds.
Leveraging China’s established Semiconductor industry, fast-growing domestic markets, and increasingly large talent pool, SITRI’s mission is to become a world-class R&D Center that works with global partners to fuel innovations in the next Information Technology revolution, and to make Shanghai the dominant industrial center for the emerging IoT industry.
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