Bio:

Shigeru Kawanaka joined Toshiba ULSI research laboratory in 1991.
Here, his research interest was high speed Logic device mainly SOI CMOS.
From 2002 to 2005, he worked on the joint development project of high-end microprocessor between Toshiba, Sony, IBM and AMD for the target of super computer, game and consumer products.
From 2006 to 2016, he engaged advanced device research activity with low power CMOS, high-density memory, power IC and image sensor.
In 2016, he served senior manager of advanced memory technology department. At this time, he started his research management carrier focusing on high speed memory device.
From 2023, he served director position of corporate Frontier R&D institute of KIOXIA corporation.

Abstract:

Recent computing system reforms have gone beyond the conventional scaling guidance principles and accelerated evolution based on the emergence of new algorithms and market requirements. This presentation introduces the evolution of the AI world and the new technological transformation based on the interlocking of memory devices from the system level that supports this evolution, especially the evolution of technologies that respond to the accelerating increase in data transactions.