Making Silicon Commercially Manufacturable

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An Intel Wafer Fab Clea ...

02 Jun 1980

This video shows what it was like to work in a state-of-art fab during the late seventies to early eighties. ... See more

Maskless Lithography: C ...

10 Nov 1977

IBM’s EL-1: a milestone in e-beam lithography ... See more

The 1st Cleanroom

24 Nov 1964

The cleanroom was invented in the early 1960s by Willis Whitfield, while working at Sandia National Laboratories solving contamination control issues. ... See more

History of Ion Implantation Systems and their importance in the development of semiconductor manufacturing. Includes the roles William Shockley and Liechtenstein based Balzers played in the early development of ... See more

Semiconductor wafer fab ...

15 Jun 2000

Go inside a 200mm fab at Intel's Fab 17 Hudson, Massachusetts factory as it existed around 2000. ... See more

Lam Research: the Early ...

30 Jun 1985

One of the most celebrated companies in the equipment industry, Lam was once a scrappy start-up taking on far larger companies. ... See more

AMD - Automated Precisi ...

This video describes one of the most important factors in how AMD surged ahead to become a world leader in semiconductor manufacturing. In its description of APM, you get an aerial view and tour inside AMD's 20 ... See more

A tribute to Arthur del ...

28 Oct 2016

a real visionary for our industry the father of Europe’s equipment industry Art had that rare ability to see a future that spanned technology, markets, people, and business models ... See more

Did EUV development cos ...

14 Jan 2010

Factoids from the edge: Some like to say that EUV development has cost more than the Manhattan Project, the largest scientific undertaking up to that time. $2B was spent, but that was in 1940. ... ... See more

A tribute to Ken Schroe ...

21 Nov 2016

A tribute to Ken Schroeder • One of those rare individuals who without, - Moore’s Law might well have ended earlier • He drove performance and execution • Lessons to learn from Ken ... See more