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Selective processing is increasingly being used to create, shape and modify materials and features in semiconductor manufacturing. In this blog I explain what selective processing is and why it’s critically important to the future of chip scaling.
The final installment of my blog series discusses the need for “integrated materials systems” and why the days of working with individual materials from the periodic table are over.
