The U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has signed a cooperative research and development agreement with Google to develop and produce chips that researchers can use to develop new nanotechnology and semiconductor devices.
A New Framework: Opportunities of Open Access for Optimizing Yield in Semiconductor Manufacturing
An open, secure monitoring and intelligence transaction platform would empower chip manufacturers to solve their problems and optimize their operations, their way.
Overcoming the Risks of Change Management When Adopting Digital Technology
Choosing the right 4IR technology can eliminate risk in digital adoption.
CHIPS for America Leadership Team Announced
The Biden-Harris Administration announced leadership for the newly-established CHIPS for America offices.
China Semiconductor Firms Aggressively Filing Patents as They Expand Operations
To stay ahead, companies must maintain innovation as well as develop and leverage their patent portfolios.
The Metaverse – From Science-Fiction to Parallel Reality
With the further development of the Metaverse, smart wearable devices such as VR headsets will have an increasing demand for high-bandwidth memory.
Overcoming the Semiconductor EUV Fab Dilemma of Stochastics
While the conventional approach thinks of noise as a nuisance that must be thrown away, the Fractilia Inverse Linescan Model approach thinks of noise as information that should be measured and used.
Smart Mobility, Despite Challenges, to Drive Industry’s Growth
Dogged by controversy, smart mobility faces technical, regulatory challenges, experts said at a Smart Mobility panel at 2022 SEMICON West.
Data Analytics for Next-Gen Quality Control: Q&A with EMD Electronics’ Digital Solutions Team
At SEMICON West 2022, Heidi Van Ee and Darby Brown from the new Digital Solutions business at EMD Electronics spoke to Pete Singer, Editor-in-Chief of Semiconductor Digest about how data analytics is changing the conventional ways of controlling material quality in semiconductor manufacturing.
12 Midwest Institutions Launch Semiconductor-focused Network
A dozen Midwest research colleges and universities that have come together to form a group called the Midwest Regional Network to Address National Needs in Semiconductor and Microelectronics. The goal is to help advance the nation’s strengths in semiconductors and microelectronics.
