We are now at the start of the next display technology wave, as OLEDs replace LCDs in consumer devices. There are also other interesting technologies forthcoming, each with different strengths, challenges, applications and time horizons.
Every AI chip in the world has been built using Applied’s systems. Now we are looking at how AI can be used holistically throughout our business to help solve complex challenges and provide engineers and technologists with “Actionable Insights” from R&D to high-volume manufacturing.
There is no place like CES to see the most exciting new and future displays. Beyond traditional technologies like television, displays also featured prominently in many of the big trends at the show: AI, automotive, VR, IoT and connectivity.
Applied Managed Service offerings can help increase tool efficiency by managing corrective and preventive maintenance and fielding a team of technical experts to improve tool performance.
At the inaugural Tech for Global Good Celebration, five innovators were honored for applying technology to address critical human needs, and author and philanthropic activist Khaled Hosseini received the James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian Award.
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.
