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Are you listening to the 3D InCites podcast yet? We had a busy summer! Our listenership grew, and we achieved a significant milestone of over 5500 downloads since we first began our podcast journey just over a year ago. Not only that but we were excited to see we’re reaching...
THE CHIPS and Science Act passed to great industry enthusiasm last month. Françoise wrote about the CEO Summit and some of the CEO’s thoughts on that celebratory day. But as I poorly paraphrase Aart De Geus, “Today we celebrate the success of this event (CHIPS) as co-collaborators, tomorrow it’s back...
Sustainability has become one of the key focus points for the semiconductor industry. When the big customers/users of chips – Apple, Google, AWS, META, and Microsoft – started to look at how to manage scope 3 emissions, they mandated semiconductor companies to work to meet net zero by 2040 or...
I usually leave this sort of commentary to Phil Garrou and Dean Freeman. But after a year of debate and revisions, the CHIPS and Science Act (Formerly the CHIPS Act), has made it to President Biden’s desk, and who knows, by the time you read this, he may have signed...
Successful full-system die-to-wafer transfer at EVG’s Heterogeneous Integration Competence Center™ demonstrates an important step forward in process maturity EV Group (EVG), a leading provider of wafer bonding and lithography equipment for the MEMS, nanotechnology, and semiconductor markets, today announced it has achieved a major breakthrough in die-to-wafer (D2W) fusion and...
The SEMI Market Intelligence Team (MIT) recently recorded the first podcast in a new series with 3D InCites that will provide semiconductor manufacturing updates across the wafer fab; equipment; materials; and assembly, packaging, and test markets to help semiconductor companies and other key industry stakeholders with their day-to-day business decisions....
The CHIPS Act, which is finally gaining some momentum in Congress, is looking at how to improve the United States’ competitiveness as well as supply chain in the semiconductor development and manufacturing space. From the conversations being floated, there appear to be two major concerns: 1) has the U.S. lost...
Years ago, when I was just a young pup in the industry, my manager asked me to attend a meeting in San Jose, California in 1997, where I participated in helping to define one of the early road maps for semiconductor technology, The early version I participated in was sponsored...
Most semiconductor equipment companies have been focused on sustainability programs longer than most other industries. In part, some of the focus is probably due to customers, such as Intel and ST Microelectronics, that have had sustainability or environmental programs of some sort since 1993. In 2019, at the last face-to-face...
Day 1 In place of the SEMICON West in July, SEMI presented a virtual event titled Innovation for a Transforming World. The event format was a bit different than the way SEMI normally runs a conference. Historically, SEMI leans heavily on the semiconductor infrastructure for presentations with a keynote from...
