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The industry will continue to use EUV lithography and materials engineering to push logic density scaling to the limit. In recent years, DTCO techniques have supplemented classic 2D scaling, and today, these “newer ways to shrink” contribute about half of the industry’s progress.
Classic 2D Moore’s Law scaling can continue for years into the future—as long as we also solve the materials engineering and metrology challenges that accompany EUV lithography.
The Intel EPIC Outstanding Supplier Award recognizes the highest level of achievement in the Intel global supply chain and is an ongoing realization of continuous improvement within the high-performing Intel supplier ecosystem. In 2022, only six suppliers across the Intel supply chain earned an Intel Outstanding Supplier Award, making them truly the best of the best.
Join Applied Materials at the 2019 SPIE Advanced Lithography Symposium as we present our latest R&D advancements on layer-to-layer alignment, defect detection and 3D pattern characterization, and highlight new e-beam technology.
Applied Materials is a member of the new IBM Research AI Hardware Center—a new ecosystem of research and commercial partners collaborating with IBM to further accelerate the development of AI-optimized hardware innovations.
Applied Materials convened a panel of industry experts to explore trends and challenges for memory technology over the next decade—from continued scaling of mainstream technologies to developing new memory and computing architectures for Big Data and Artificial Intelligence.
Looking at what to expect for the industry in 2019, the pace of change fueling a new computing revolution will accelerate, creating new challenges and tremendous opportunities for innovation.
I recently moderated a panel featuring some of the best minds in the industry predicting what the future of technology will look like and what it will take to get there.
Improving logic device power and performance as critical dimensions scale requires materials innovation at the lower level interconnects—and Integrated Materials Solutions can accelerate customer success.
As we head into the holidays and count down the final days to a new year, we enter a fun and rewarding season of giving at Applied Materials where employees connect with community issues and come together to help those in need.
