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Transistors. Integrated circuits. FET. CMOS. FinFET. Photolithography. EUV lithography. The United States invented all of the foundational technologies powering modern-day semiconductors. But over the past decade, the United States has lost the lead in semiconductor production and the most advanced parts of the supply chain. Percent of global semiconductor fabrication capacity percentage for 300 mm wafers With today’s explosion in artificial intelligence and robotics, the number of chips needed year over year is increasing exponentially. However, the number of chips we can produce is bottlenecked by the number of semiconductor fabs we have. At the same time, we face the challenge of China’s rapid semiconductor progress and its plans to win the AI race against the United States. The rising costs to build and outfit advanced semiconductor fabs, coupled with critical gaps in our domestic supply chain, are preventing us from realizing the full potential of returning America to dominance in
Our purpose - Substrate Skip to main content Return to Silicon Valley Transistors. Integrated circuits. FET. CMOS. FinFET. Photolithography. EUV lithography. The United States invented all of the foundational technologies powering modern-day semiconductors. But over the past decade, the United States has lost the lead in semiconductor production and the most advanced parts of the supply chain. Percent of global semiconductor fabrication capacity for 300 mm wafers With today's explosion in artificial intelligence and robotics, the number of chips needed year over year is increasing exponentiall
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