The meetings took place in the ETH AI building at Oerlikon. There were fruitful discussions and constructive input from the Ferro4EdgeAI advisory board (from IMEC, GeorgiaTech, Univ Ghent, Bosch and Univ Notre Dame).

At VLSI-SoC 2025 in Puerto Varas (Chile), the Electronics group from INL received the Best Paper Award for their work "Exploring Enhancements to 1T1C FeMFET Bitcells with a Versatile DTCO Methodology".

The emergence of hafnia-based ferroelectric (FE) memories has opened a new paradigm for ultra-low-power edge computing. Hafnia is fully compatible with CMOS technology and offers extremely low power consumption—up to three orders of magnitude lower than other emerging memory technologies.

Ferro4edgeAI partners recently completed a beamtime campaign at the UE49-PGM SPEEM beamline of the BESSY II synchrotron in Berlin. The beamline is equipped with a photo-electron emission microscope (PEEM) dedicated to element-selective and magnetic-sensitive, spatially resolved investigations.

In mid-December 2025, Antoine Cauquil, a PhD student at ECL, spent a week at TU Delft. The visit proved highly successful and fruitful, featuring productive discussions, alignment on next steps, and identification of concrete follow-up actions - particularly for…

IEDM 2025 8^th-10^th December 2025, San Francisco, CA USA - More than 600 presentations in this year’s edition of the international electron devices meeting, covering all aspects of the state of the art in today’s electronics.

A new paper from CEA/IRAMIS has just been published in the Journal of Applied Physics:
“Correct quantification of oxygen vacancies in ferroelectric hafnia.”
This research, led by CEA/IRAMIS in collaboration with …

Last week, the Ferro4EdgeAI consortium had their first review meeting on September 25, bringing together the project partners, the representative from the European Commission and the expert reviewers.

More than 1100 scientists took part in the 2025 edition of International Conference on Solid State Devices and Materials in Yokohama, Japan from 15th-18th September.

On their quest to elucidate the influence of the top electrode material on the oxygen vacancy distribution of ultrathin HfZrO2 FeCAPs, the LENSIS recently completed a beamtime campaign at MAXPEEM.

Ferro4EdgeAI was recently featured in EE Times Europe, highlighting the consortium’s work on non-volatile (NV) memory solutions for Edge AI. The article, titled “For Leti and ST, the fastest way to edge AI is through the memory wall”, brought together insights from François Andrieu (CEA Leti) and Giuseppe Desoli (STMicroelectronics), both key partners of Ferro4EdgeAI.

Two leading Ferro4EdgeAI partners, CEA Leti and FMC, have announced a strategic collaboration to develop FMC’s Cache+ chiplet, a breakthrough in high-density, low-power memory for next-generation AI systems. This innovative technology leverages 1T-1C FeRAMs based on HfZrO₂, offering a compelling alternative to standard SRAMs.

Dr. Somnath Kale, a postdoctoral researcher from LENSIS, recently attended and presented at the IEEE South Asian Ferroelectric Symposium (SAFS 2025) held in Bengaluru, India.

Somnath-Dadabhau Kale (a post-doctoral researcher at CEA IRAMIS) and Eun Jin Koh (a PhD student at CEA IRAMIS) participated in the International School of Oxide Electronics 2025 (ISOE 2025), held from July 8–18 at the Institut d’Etudes Scientifiques de Cargèse (Cargèse, France).

At the International Symposium on Applications of Ferroelectrics (ISAF 2025) in Graz, Austria, our laboratory was represented by PhD student Tom Iung, who delivered an oral presentation titled "Oxygen Vacancy Distribution and Phase Composition in Scaled Hf₀.₅Zr₀.₅O₂-Based Ferroelectric Capacitors."

Adityanarayan Pandey, Lucía Pérez Ramírez, Eun Jin Koh, and Nicolas Vaxelaire (CEA Leti) recently completed micro-X-ray diffraction (μ-XRD) experiments on the DIFFABS beamline at the SOLEIL synchrotron (Saint Aubin, France).

Chong Peng, a PhD student from NaMLab, will be presenting at the 14th International Conference on Modern Circuits and Systems Technologies (MOCAST 2025) in Dresden, Germany