BACKSIDE POWER DELIVERY NETWORK AND SIGNAL ROUTING

An integrated circuit device includes (i) a device layer including a plurality of transistors, (ii) a first interconnect structure above the device layer, (iii) a second interconnect structure below the device layer, and (iv) a plurality of conductive vias extending through the device layer and coupling the first and second interconnect structures. In an example, the first interconnect structure is for (i) routing logic signals between transistors of the plurality of transistors, and (ii) routing logic signals between transistors of the plurality of transistors and first one or more input/output (I/O) pins. In an example, the second interconnect structure is for (i) routing logic signals between transistors of the plurality of transistors, (ii) routing logic signals between transistors of the plurality of transistors and the first one or more I/O pins, and (iii) routing power from second one or more I/O pins to transistors of the plurality of transistors.