High-speed, non-destructive OCD metrology has the capability needed to support process control throughout the GAA process flow.
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The CNT Success Story Begins, IDTechEx Forecasts Significant Growth
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been known for many decades, but the moment of significant commercial growth is just approaching.
Not All COVID-19 Tests Are Created Equal – New Biosensors to Improve Speed and Connectivity
While the world awaits a working vaccine to protect us from COVID-19, we need to employ all available tools to help curb the spread of this novel virus.
Fab Models Built on AI Collaborative Knowledge Sharing
New AI knowledge sharing fab models will play a leading role in shaping the fab of the future.
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Process Power: The New Lithography
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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Semiconductor Manufacturing: Inspection and Metrology
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Scientists employ genetically engineered viruses to produce intuitive color-coded sensors for detecting airborne chemicals.
