The semiconductor industry is on the eve of an enormous growth path fueled by several key drivers: semiconductors’ innovation potential in many sectors such as health, automotive, industry 5.0, sustainable energy, metaverse…; and multiple Chips Act initiatives
ITF towards NETZERO aims to address the pressing need for sustainable practices in the semiconductor industry. The event will bring together leading experts, industry professionals, and researchers to share insights and strategies on making the semiconductor business more environmentally
Driving an ambitious chip strategy, Japan is firmly intensifying its efforts to create advanced semiconductors.
Imec is proud to be a longstanding R&D partner for many leading companies across the Japanese industry and commits to further support
Semiconductors have become increasingly instrumental – and often even dominant – for the future of industries and application domains worldwide.
For many decades, imec has played a major role in the global semiconductor
LEAP INTO THE FUTURE OF PHOTONICS
Tech insights & industry networking on next-gen photonics.
March 6_2022
In-person event
Photonics is a key driver of next-gen sensing, metrology, communication, AR/VR… Its importance resounds in the most future-oriented industries such as automotive, healthcare, manufacturing,
Leaders around the world embrace semiconductor know-how as a top-tier asset to fuel their innovation strategies.
The need for deep technical expertise and scale has resulted in a specialized global value chain. Access to a global ecosystem of industry & academia, and access to state-of-the-art infrastructure, are the
For me personally EUV has been something of a roller coaster ride over the last several years. I started out a strong believer in EUV but then at the SPIE Advanced Lithography Conference in 2014 TSMC gave a very negative assessment of EUV, and there was a SEMATECH paper on high NA EUV that struck me as extremely unlikely to succeed. I … Read More
I’m at the 2015 imec technology forum (ITF) in Brussels the next few days. One of the presentations today was by Peter Wennink, the CEO of ASML. The thing that most interested me in his presentation is what the status of EUV is today. ASML is the only company developing EUV steppers so what they think is important. On the other … Read More
