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Chances are anyone who attended the CEO Outlook will say it was an engaging, entertaining and enlightening view of the chip design space, though CEO Outlook may be a misnomer as four of the seven panelists had C-Suite titles other than CEO. Regardless, the collective view was optimistic, though caution prevailed as the economic… Read […]
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Semiconductor contract manufacturer stands as latest industry leader to join university’s global partnerships. Purdue, TSMC Extend Partnership on Semiconductor Research and Workforce Development was posted by Shannon Davis on Semiconductor Digest.
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Last week TSMC announced the opening of an advanced backend fab for the expansion of the TSMC 3DFabric System Integration Technology. It’s a significant announcement as the chip packaging arms race with Intel and Samsung is heating up. Fab 6 is TSMC’s first all-in-one advanced packaging and testing fab which is part of the… Read […]
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Why geopolitics and technology could drive a new supply and demand imbalance. The post The Next Chip Shortages? appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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The 3D InCites community had 24 of its members who were either presenting, exhibiting, or both. This episode features conversations Françoise had with many of the participating members about the key takeaways they got from the event, as it relates to their company’s technology goals. Rozalia Beica and Venkata Mokkapati, AT&S talk about the important […]
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Improving sustainability without impacting yield and throughput. The post Using Advanced Analytics To Meet ESG Goals appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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CHIPS for America was established by historic legislation to bring semiconductor manufacturing back to the U.S. and to solidify the country’s leadership in technology and innovation. U.S. Department of Commerce Announces CHIPS for America R&D Leaders was posted by Shannon Davis on Semiconductor Digest.
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Pioneering engineer in the semiconductor industry and the Chair and CEO of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Lisa Su was awarded an honorary doctorate by National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) in Taiwan. Pioneering Engineer in Semiconductor Industry Lisa Su Receives Honorary Doctorate from NTHU was posted by Shannon Davis on Semiconductor Digest.
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In this episode, recorded live at ECTC 2023, Françoise interviews some of the key speakers about the hot topics of the week: Quantum computing, the Chips and Science Act, and workforce development. Additionally, she speaks with the winner of the first-ever, IEEE EPS William Chen Distinguished Service Award. The episode concludes with a conversation with […]
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We are just about 5 weeks away from the biggest event of the year for the semiconductor industry – SEMICON West, which takes place July 11-13 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. This annual event is the flagship of SEMI. The days are packed with conference sessions, the show floor showcases the latest and […]
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The verification challenges that are addressable by ML and the techniques and algorithms that show promise. The post Welcome To EDA 4.0 And The AI-Driven Revolution appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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Will manufacturers’ emission-reduction commitments be sufficient to achieve net zero by 2050? The post Semiconductor Manufacturing on the Way to Net Zero appeared first on EE Times.
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The company hopes to mine a ridge full of rare-earth elements near El Paso, Texas. The post USA Rare Earth Aims to Break China’s Grip appeared first on EE Times.
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Continuing our focus on sustainable semiconductor manufacturing, in this episode Françoise speaks with Cédric Rolin, project manager at imec, about its Sustainable Semiconductor Technologies & Systems (SSTS) research program. Launched by imec in 2021, the SSTS rallies stakeholders from across the semiconductor industry to help reduce the ecological impact of the IC value chain. In […]
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Issues involving design, manufacturing, packaging, and observability all need to be solved before this approach goes mainstream for many applications. The post Chiplet Planning Kicks Into High Gear appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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In the first two episodes of this series, we heard from startup finalists who participated in last year’s program about their sustainability solutions, their experience with the program – including making strong industry connections and some securing funding, and advice for startups participating this year. In this third and final episode of the SEMI Startups […]
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From package-defined antennas to antenna-defined packages, and lots of tradeoffs in between. The post Challenges Of Packaging 5G And 6G appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
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It was refreshing to hear a talk focused on emerging stronger from the downturn when the news and media are focused on the gloom. At the recent Siemens EDA User2User conference, Joe Sawicki, executive vice president, IC, gave an uplifting keynote talk to the audience. He highlighted a secular growth trend happening in the semiconductor… […]
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An event to commemorate the life, work and legacy of Intel’s co-founder is planned for June 1. Save the Date: Gordon Moore Tribute, June 1 was posted by Shannon Davis on Semiconductor Digest.
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Ensuring the reliability of multi-die systems with UCIe test and repair. The post From Known Good Die To Known Good System With UCIe IP appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.
