Interconnection architecture for semiconductor device

An interconnection architecture, for a semiconductor device (having regions arranged to include at least an inner region, an intermediate region located at least aside the inner region, and an outer region located at least on a side of the intermediate region opposite to the inner region, includes: one or more pairs of first and second signal lines, each pair extending from the inner region into the intermediate region; first portions and second portions of the first and second signal lines being parallel, respectively, the first portions being located in the inner region; the first and second portion of at least the first signal line not being collinear; and an intra-pair line-spacing, d(i), for each pair including the following magnitudes, d2 in the inner region, and d2′ in the intermediate region, where d2