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The semiconductor industry’s waste affects the earth as much as it does manufacturers’ bank accounts. Chip manufacturing results in emissions of ammonia, highly reactive hydrogen

Japan is still holding onto its decades-long grip on the electronics industry amidst South Korea and Taiwan’s rivalry. Its five tech titans manufacture 80% of

Silicon integrated circuitry can transfer information over tremendous distances at the cost of an ever more economical manufacturing process. Silicon photonics will revolutionize computing, sensing,

The global semiconductor industry’s fab equipment spending is soaring to meet manufacturing demand. Intel is parting with its cash in buckets, followed by second and

Mergers and acquisitions have sent the silicon wafer market scurrying all over the map this year. Taiwan’s snapping up brands in the USA, South Korea

Moore’s Law stated that the number of transistors on a single chip would double every two years for at least a decade, but this level

The internet of things (IoT) isn’t as preternatural a creature as you might think, but that doesn’t mean its definition is cut out of bricks

Silicone adhesives have been utilized in the semiconductor industry for years. They resist cold and heat, are easily removable, and have dielectric properties. In recent years,

The semiconductor industry is inching towards a supply crisis that could cripple several markets. Silicon wafer supply began to fall below booming demand early in