Pete Singer

Co-Founder / Editor-in-Chief

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Pete has over 40 years of publishing experience. He co-founded Semiconductor Digest and the Gold Flag Media company with publisher Kerry Hoffman in 2019. Previously, he spent over 25 years at Semiconductor International and 11 years at Solid State Technology.

Sub-fab Improvements Require Reliable Real-time and High Sensitivity In-situ Data

Robust, high speed and high sensitivity real-time data monitoring is essential for enabling rapid response and tight feedback loops.

Semiconductor Time-To-Market Enhanced with Circuit Edit Solutions

New devices will require advanced FIB circuit edit capabilities that empower operation in smaller, higher density areas.

Ferroelectric Devices Forge Ahead

At IEDM 2021 the new star of the emerging memory firmament was ferroelectric memories, either in 1T/1C (FeRAM) or 1T (FeFET) structures.

Advancing the Future of Semiconductor Manufacturing

Manufacturing innovation can be achieved through greater capacity utilization, component reliability, and process control.

AI, Cameras and Your Smartphone: Computing at the Edge and On the Go

An AI-powered camera using a dedicated co-processor chip with innovative deep learning algorithms can deliver a vision-based solution with unmatched performance, power efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and scalability.

Survey: Understanding the Data-Centric Era

The Data-Centric Era is here. It demands highly flexible, high bandwidth and secure infrastructure to meet the demands of highly variable, large and diverse data. Composable infrastructure provides the flexibility, bandwidth and efficiency to meet that demand.

Enabling Glass in a 300mm Si Line for Layer Transfer

Challenges and associated solutions in using glass in a standard 300mm Si fab are discussed. We demonstrate that functionalized glass wafers can pass all the requirements to enter a Si fab to enable layer transfer of RF components.

Materials to Systems in Semiconductor Manufacturing and Beyond

Materials engineering — the ability to manipulate materials at an atomic level and on an industrial scale — continues to be the primary driver of innovation in the semiconductor and electronics industries. The same fundamental capability is of critical importance to multiple other industries ranging from life sciences, pharma, sustainable energy, engineered optics and displays.

How Integrated Materials Solutions Speed Innovation

New solutions that rely on a unified database, machine learning and simulations are able to test, validate and provide customer insights into how materials work for new devices process flows, thereby speeding innovation.

Outlook for 2022: Executive Viewpoints

Each year, Semiconductor Digest turns to industry leaders and analysts to get their viewpoints on what they expect to see in the coming year in terms of critical tech and business trends. For 2022, in addition to ongoing technical advances, expect to see a focus on supply chain challenges, sustainability, the workforce shortage and reshoring.