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Maximizing the Value of Wastewater Generated During Semiconductor Fabrication
The semiconductor aims to reduce pollutants and freshwater consumption, reuse water, and recycle resources.
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Omdia: Semiconductor Market Posts Strong Q3, Set for Significant Growth in 2024
The global semiconductor market surged in Q32024, with revenues climbing 8.5% from the previous quarter to $177.8 billion, (from $163.8 billion) driven by the booming AI segment.
Selecting an MES Migration Strategy for Semiconductor Process Optimization
Migrating to a new MES platform can lower the total cost of ownership of automation and production assets, increase efficiency, revenue, and ultimately, profitability, safety and environmental sustainability.
How Silicon Carbide Semiconductors Are Conquering E-mobility
Bosch has tailored its semiconductor development to the demands of the automotive industry.
IBM Brings the Speed of Light to the Generative AI Era with Optics Breakthrough
New co-packaged optics innovation could replace electrical interconnects in data centers to offer significant improvements in speed and energy efficiency for AI and other computing applications.
Semi-damascene Metallization: Inflection Point in Back-end-of-line Processing?
When used in combination with a patternable metal such as Ru, semi-damascene promises to be RC, area, cost and power efficient – offering an interconnect scaling path.
Tackling Network-on-Chip (NoC) Scaling Challenges with a System-technology Co-optimization Approach
Co-integration of NoC routing channels alongside the backside power delivery network: a scalable and cost-effective approach.
Global Total Semiconductor Equipment Sales Forecast to Reach a Record of $139 Billion in 2026, SEMI Reports
Global sales of total semiconductor manufacturing equipment by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are forecast to set a new industry record, reaching $113 billion in 2024, growing 6.5% year-on-year, SEMI announced today.
