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In this blog I illustrate how the semiconductor revenue CAGR has increased in recent years and explain why growth could continue at this higher rate for the foreseeable future.
The continued growth of Applied Materials’ business means we need to work harder to manage our energy consumption and greenhouse gas footprint. While recent ratings show we’re continuing to make progress toward our climate goals, we’re busy developing new ways to maintain our momentum.
Recently I participated in a fascinating panel discussion with experts from Arm, Google, Intel, Microsoft, UC Santa Barbara and VMware to explore how Big Data, AI and cloud computing can be used to help mitigate—rather than contribute to—climate change.
Watch the video replay of Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson’s keynote at SEMICON West to hear about new initiatives Applied is driving to enable a more sustainable company, industry and world.
Applied’s newest Integrated Materials Solution solves the challenge of selective tungsten deposition, enabling simultaneous improvements in chip power, performance and area/cost (PPAC) in the most advanced foundry-logic nodes.
With EUV-enabled advances in 2D scaling pushing the limits of conventional materials engineering techniques, a breakthrough is needed to overcome increases in contact resistance and enable continued improvements in chip performance, power and area/cost (PPAC).
The advent of EUV lithography is helping overcome transistor scaling challenges, but new innovations in materials engineering are needed to enable performance and power to scale as well.
Three of Applied Ventures’ investment companies are working tirelessly using materials engineering and imaging capabilities to develop innovations that can help the medical community detect, treat, curtail—and ultimately suppress—this viral pandemic.
This year, Applied Materials employees are going virtual in support of EarthWorks, the company’s annual campaign to inspire education and action around environmental sustainability and ensure a cleaner and greener tomorrow.
