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S E M I C O N D U C T O R I N D U S T R Y 2001 Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors The International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS) is a collaborative effort within the semiconductor industry to confront the challenges implicit in Moore’s law. Representatives of the International Technology Working Groups for Design and Test outline some of the contributions made by 839 international experts as they sought to reach an industry-wide consensus on its RD needs out to a 15-year horizon. Alan Allan or the past 40 years, the semiconductor Since its inception in 1992 as the National Intel industry has distinguished itself by the rapid Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (NTRS), pace of improvement in its products. This the Roadmap’s basic premise has been that scaling Don growth has resulted principally from the of microelectronics would continue to reduce the Edenfeld Findustry’s ability to decrease exponentially cost per function by 25 percent and promote mar- Intel the minimum feature sizes it uses to fabricate inte- ket growth for integrated circuits by 15 percent grated circuits, commonly referred to as Moore’s annually. Thus, the Roadmap is put together in the William H. law. The most significant trend for society is the spirit of a challenge: What technical capabilities decreasing cost per function, which has led to sig- does the industry need to develop to conti