Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) device includes a chip having a semiconductor substrate and a thermoelectric module embedded in the semiconductor substrate, where the thermoelectric module includes a first semiconductor structure electrically connected to a second semiconductor structure, where a bottom portion of thermoelectric module extends through a thickness of the semiconductor substrate, and where the first semiconductor structure and the second semiconductor structure include dopants of different conductivity types.

Abstract: A method of forming a semiconductor structure including a thermoelectric module embedded in the semiconductor substrate, where the thermoelectric module includes a first semiconductor structure electrically connected to a second semiconductor structure, where a bottom portion of thermoelectric module extends through a thickness of the semiconductor substrate, and where the first semiconductor structure and the second semiconductor structure include dopants of different conductivity types.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to methods for generating a multichip, hybrid node stacked package designs from single chip designs using artificial intelligence techniques, such as machine learning. The methods disclosed herein can facilitate heterogenous integration using advanced packaging technologies, enlarge design for manufacturability of single chip designs, and/or reduce cost to manufacture and/or size of systems provided by single chip designs. An exemplary method includes receiving a single chip design for a single chip of a single process node, wherein the single chip design has design specifications and generating a multichip, hybrid node design from the single chip design by disassembling the single chip design into chiplets having different functions and different process nodes based on the design specifications and integrating the chiplets into a stacked chip package structure.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to methods for generating a multichip, hybrid node stacked package designs from single chip designs using artificial intelligence techniques, such as machine learning. The methods disclosed herein can facilitate heterogenous integration using advanced packaging technologies, enlarge design for manufacturability of single chip designs, and/or reduce cost to manufacture and/or size of systems provided by single chip designs. An exemplary method includes receiving a single chip design for a single chip of a single process node, wherein the single chip design has design specifications and generating a multichip, hybrid node design from the single chip design by disassembling the single chip design into chiplets having different functions and different process nodes based on the design specifications and integrating the chiplets into a stacked chip package structure.

Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) device includes a chip having a semiconductor substrate and a thermoelectric module embedded in the semiconductor substrate, where the thermoelectric module includes a first semiconductor structure electrically connected to a second semiconductor structure, where a bottom portion of thermoelectric module extends through a thickness of the semiconductor substrate, and where the first semiconductor structure and the second semiconductor structure include dopants of different conductivity types.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to methods for generating a multichip, hybrid node stacked package designs from single chip designs using artificial intelligence techniques, such as machine learning. The methods disclosed herein can facilitate heterogenous integration using advanced packaging technologies, enlarge design for manufacturability of single chip designs, and/or reduce cost to manufacture and/or size of systems provided by single chip designs. An exemplary method includes receiving a single chip design for a single chip of a single process node, wherein the single chip design has design specifications and generating a multichip, hybrid node design from the single chip design by disassembling the single chip design into chiplets having different functions and different process nodes based on the design specifications and integrating the chiplets into a stacked chip package structure.