Strategic investments from corporate venture capital into AI companies have been increasing. Read my latest blog to find out what’s driving this trend and where the funding is being directed.
During his keynote at the AI Design Forum™, Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson showed the audience how AI represents the biggest opportunity and challenge of our lifetime.
The Art and Science of Artwork Conservation Program recently opened at the National Gallery Singapore with support from Applied Materials and a goal to inspire tomorrow’s artists and innovators.
As competition intensifies in the semiconductor industry, chip makers are adopting Industry 4.0 manufacturing techniques to achieve higher levels of operational excellence.
The ability to detect and identify defects becomes increasingly difficult as chips continue to shrink. In this blog, I discuss a new approach to Defect Review Scanning Electron Microscopy that increases sensitivity of defect identification and isolates true defects from the noise.
I recently sat down for a video interview with G. Dan Hutcheson, CEO of VLSIresearch, to discuss why the industry is moving to new memory solutions and what strategies are being implemented to alleviate the memory bottleneck.
Applied Materials employees and their families rallied behind the company’s annual EarthWorks environmental campaign to make our communities healthier, cleaner and more sustainable.
As the semiconductor industry begins producing logic devices for the single digit nodes, new conductors are being evaluated as replacements for copper to manage resistance scaling. Applied Materials’ Mehul Naik highlights one of the leading contenders.
