Emerging Technologies

Applied Materials recently hosted top-tier bio-entrepreneurs from San Francisco’s QB3 incubator to explore opportunities for coupling great science with great engineering to create innovations in life science.

While the mainstay applications of the MEMS segment continue to be strong performers, 2016 saw a big push toward lots of new and potentially high-volume MEMS devices. This presents many exciting opportunities, but the challenges are plenty.

Applied Materials hosted an Open Innovation Workshop in Shanghai where company experts joined industry and academic leaders to explore how materials engineering can help transform sectors of the global economy.

A discussion with VLSIresearch Inc.’s G. Dan Hutcheson on new materials and processing requirements for memory technologies.

Applied Materials’ Open Innovation Workshop brought together key stakeholders and thought leaders in augmented and virtual reality.

Reportings from the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show on the hottest new displays and other technologies hitting the market soon.

Applied Ventures reflects on a decade of successful investments around the globe in core technologies – and exciting new whitespace areas of opportunity. 

Applied Materials announced plans to establish a new, joint R&D lab with the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR). The lab, the second collaboration with A*STAR in Singapore, is a prime example of how Applied is expanding its partnerships with research agencies, leading universities and governments worldwide, and forging new models of innovation to accelerate the commercialization of advanced R&D.

Investors and entrepreneurs converged at the third annual Silicon Innovation Form at SEMICON West to pitch new technologies, collaborate with ecosystem partners and spark new innovations.