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What is CMP ?

Since 1981, CMP is a non profit Multi-Project Wafer (MPW) service organization in ICs, Si-Photonics, 3D-ICs and MEMS, Smart Power, for prototyping and low volume production. CMP enables prototypes fabrication on industrial processes at very attractive costs and offers it great technical expertise in providing MPW and related services for Universities, Research Laboratories and Industrial companies’ prototyping.

CMP can handle, in cooperation with the semiconductor foundries, low volume production i.e. approximately from some dozens to some thousands pieces. Chips are normally untested and delivered packaged or not. Advanced industrial technologies are made available in CMOS, SiGe BiCMOS, HV-CMOS, SOI, MEMS, 3D-IC, Si-Photonics, NVM, etc. CMP distributes the design rules for each technology and the standard cell libraries for each specific software tool (design kits) free of charge and supports several CAD software tools for both Industrial Companies and Universities.

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CMP provides new MPW access to EM Microelectronic 0.18µm CMOS 4/5 ML EMALP018 technology

by CMP | Mar 10, 2021 | news

PRESS RELEASE Grenoble (France) and Marin (Switzerland) January 27, 2020 – CMP and EM (…)

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13 October at 14:00 CEST: Webinar “CEA-Leti’s versatile Si-SiN Photonics platform”

by CMP | Apr 20, 2021 | events

In this presentation, Eleonore Hardy from CEA Leti will detail the technology characteristics (…)

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New specialized web interface for MPW service management is open.

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Grenoble, at the heart of the Rhone-Alps region in southeast France, is in the Isère department and holds a strategic position as the crossroads between northern and southern Europe. Exceptional scientific community: Grenoble has an exceptional scientific and technological environment and Grenoble IT is a founding player.

The town has become a leading centre for European science, with electronics and IT, physics and nuclear studies, materials and hydraulics, chemistry and papermaking engineering.