James Myers

Program Director System Technology Co-optimization
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James Myers holds a MEng degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Imperial College in London. He spent 15 years at Arm, leading research from low power circuits and systems, through printed electronics, to DTCO activities. He joined imec in 2022 to lead the System Technology Co-optimization program, with the aim of building upon established DTCO practices to overcome the numerous scaling challenges foreseen for future systems. James holds 60 US patents, has taped out 20 SoCs, has presented at ISSCC and VLSI Symposium, and has published in IEDM and Nature.

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Authored articles

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Navigating thermal challenges in advanced systems on chip

22/04/2025
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CMOS: advanced & beyond

Thermal analysis highlights the importance of system-technology co-optimization.

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Tackling network-on-chip (NoC) scaling challenges with a system-technology co-optimization approach

06/01/2025
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CMOS: advanced & beyond

Co-integration of NoC routing channels alongside the backside power delivery network: a scalable and cost-effective approach

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