Applied Materials moderated a thought-provoking panel discussion during IEDM which showed that while there is no single path to achieving continued improvements in chip performance, power and area-cost, the industry will be well-served to search for solutions together.
What’s clear from the panel discussion I recently moderated with Facebook, IBM, Intel, Stanford and TSMC is that the semiconductor design and manufacturing model is evolving and will look extremely different in the years ahead.
The Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot made its way through the streets of downtown San Jose, CA for the 13th annual race on Thanksgiving morning benefiting five local charities.
At the upcoming IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) to be held in San Francisco from December 2-6, Applied Materials technologists will be among the world’s foremost semiconductor industry experts gathered to present on the latest research breakthroughs. Applied will showcase how solutions in our R&D pipeline can enable multiple technology inflections shaping the future.
From tiny start-up to industry leader: Applied Materials has come a long way in 50 years of ceaseless innovation. Fast-forward with us through a special video presentation of our history, and learn why Applied’s next 50 years will be even more impressive.
Having served in the U.S. military and earned a college degree, Joseph never dreamed he would end up homeless. Learn how long-time Applied Materials grantee Housing Trust Silicon Valley helped Joseph find his way home.
As a longtime funder of the arts in our local communities, Applied Materials believes that corporations can play a vital role in supporting artists and organizations that add vibrancy to a community and make it a place where our employees want to work, live and contribute.
Today, the ubiquitous smartphone is typically the engine of a VR headset, encouraging mass adoption. As VR technologies advance, however, several display requirements must be met to achieve a desirable state of presence and improve the user experience.
Patterning challenges for the semiconductor industry are growing as the number of multi-patterned layers being used in the 10nm and beyond nodes increase.
In response to teacher shortages in the U.S. and Taiwan, Teach for America and Teach for Taiwan are training recent college graduates to be teachers in traditionally underserved schools.
Applied Materials and IIT-Kanpur recently gathered leaders across government, academia, nonprofits, trade groups and the technology industry for a flexible electronics workshop in New Delhi focused on innovation, collaboration and India’s role in this emerging field.
