nanochip fab solutions

When Semicon Europa opens in Munich, Germany, (November 14-17) it will, for the first time ever, be co-located with the long-standing European electronics show, productronica, creating a major single event for European electronics manufacturing and attracting thousands of visitors from across the electronic supply chain. 

CEA Leti recently hosted the European MEMS & Sensor Summit in Grenoble, France, considered by many in More-than-Moore (MTM) circles as a must-attend event.

Industry 4.0/Smart Manufacturing and Big Data among hot topics as chip industry technologists converge to examine challenges and solutions for advanced process control (APC) in microelectronics manufacturing.

Executives at the Globalfoundries Technology Conference say 5G wireless will drive demand for highly integrated radio frequency ICs, 22FDX-based processors, and leading-edge ASICs.

The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated collaborative-while-remote development in the semiconductor industry because travel restrictions and improved cloud security have encouraged more semiconductor fabs to allow controlled visibility into fab data, according to participants at the Advanced Process Control and Smart Manufacturing (APCSM) 2020 Conference, held virtually in early October.

After years of hope and promise, the adoption of large-area OLED displays for televisions, laptops and computer monitors is finally beginning to happen.

激光器、光电探测器、 microLED 和光子集成电路 (PIC) 等光子器件成为一系列新技术的构建模块，包括人脸识别、3D 传感和激光成像、检测和测距（激光雷达）等。

Applied Materials’ efforts to build a robust and sustainable supply chain for semiconductor and display manufacturing received increased focus earlier this year when the company announced its Supply Chain Certification for Environmental and Social Sustainability initiative (SuCCESS2030).

APC Conference goes virtual and expands its scope to encompass evolving smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0 topics; premier technical forum now called the Advanced Process Control Smart Manufacturing (APCSM) Conference.

Since its founding in 1967, Applied Materials has been developing technologies that enable customers to build the world’s most-advanced semiconductor devices.