Applied Materials Unveils $5B Research Facility in Silicon Valley in Bid to Streamline AI Chipmaking
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Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are participating in a large-scale research and development (R&D) hub established in the United States by global semiconductor equipment manufacturer Applied Materials (AMAT). With major semiconductor companies such as TSMC, Intel, and Micron also joining, a global cooperation framework has been established for the development of next-generation semiconductor process and equipment technologies. On the 12th (local…
SCIENCE & TECH: Applied Materials unveils $5B research facility in Silicon Valley in bid to streamline AI chipmaking
Applied Materials unveiled a massive $5 billion research facility in Silicon Valley on Monday – a key part of CEO Gary Dickerson’s plan to speed up development of the cutting-edge computer chips driving the artificial intelligence boom. The Santa Clara-based firm – a key supplier of equipment and software that tech giants like TSMC, Intel and Samsung use to build chips – is aiming to achieve faster breakthroughs by having scientists, engineers a…
Applied Materials unveils $5B research facility in Silicon Valley in bid to streamline AI chipmaking
The Santa Clara-based firm – a key supplier of equipment and software that tech giants like TSMC, Intel and Samsung use to build chips – is aiming to achieve faster breakthroughs by having scientists, engineers and researchers from companies and universities around the world collaborate under one roof.
[Digital Daily Reporter Bae Tae-yong] Applied Materials, the world's leading semiconductor materials engineering and equipment company, has officially launched the world's largest collaborative R&D facility to accelerate the commercialization of artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductors. The top five global chip manufacturers—Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, TSMC, and Intel—have all joined as founding partners to develop next-generation processe…
Applied Materials opens new $5B chip research facility to accelerate collaborative semiconductor innovation
Semiconductor industry giant Applied Materials Inc. today opened the doors to its Equipment and Process Innovation and Commercialization Center, a massive new $5 billion facility in Silicon Valley that’s set to enable the next wave of breakthroughs in the commercial chipmaking industry. The new EPIC Center, as it’s called, was built by Applied in order […]
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