Empowering Grid-to-Compute AI Power Infrastructure With Full-Spectrum, High-Performance, Energy Efficient and 300mm Scalable GaN-on-QST® Power Device Platform
The CMOS fab-friendly and SEMI standard 200 mm and 300 mm commercial QST® (QROMIS Substrate Technology) engineered substrates enable fabrication of high-performance, cost-effective and fully scalable commercial Gallium Nitride (GaN) power devices in mainstream semiconductor fabs with breakdown voltages ranging from <100 V to 2,000 V and beyond.
QROMIS (Silicon Valley based US Company), with its global strategic shareholders and manufacturing partners – Micron Technology Inc., Vanguard International Semiconductor Corp. (VIS), Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. (SEC), SPARX Group Co., Ltd. and Tokyo Electron Venture Capital (TVC) – is focused on propelling widespread energy efficient GaN power electronics for AI, industrial and automotive applications by QROMIS’ groundbreaking and patented QST® innovation (protected by ~300 worldwide patents) enabling an unmatched cost, performance and application scale for GaN power.
In this forum, status of 200 mm / 300 mm QST® substrate and high-performance GaN-on-QST® power device products, including full-rated, industrial and automotive grade 650 V and 1,200 V devices, from high volume CMOS manufacturing platforms and the company’s device development partner IMEC will be presented. Also, world record breaking and high-quality 650 V rated GaN on 300 mm QST® will be discussed with the developments towards commercialization.
In conclusion, enablement of high-performance AI power infrastructure with GaN-on-QST® solutions will be summarized.
Key Technologies Covered
- INNOVATION: Disruptive and Commercial Engineered Substrate Innovation QST® Enabling Full Potential of GaN Power
- POWERING AI: <100 V to 2,000 V and Beyond GaN-on-QST® Power Devices Empowering Grid-to-Compute AI Power Infrastructure
- MANUFACTURING: Status of CMOS Fab-Friendly, SEMI Standard and 300mm Scalable GaN-on-QST® Power Device Manufacturing in Mainstream Semiconductor Fabs