Audience Q&A | The Chip History Center

Interviewed :Jack TrautmanRelevant Date :2003-11-18

Summary : Jack Trautman, Sr VP & GM of ATE Group at Agilent: Audience Q&A

The development came from an unlikely company: Perkin Elmer. Dave Markle was there through it all and in this video he describes how it came to be . . . how they got management to sign off on the funding . . . ... See more

Mark Bohr

20 Nov 2003

Intel at 65nm | The Chi ...

Mark Bohr discusses process technology development on Intel's 65nm Process in this 2003 interview. ... See more

Charlie Sporck

17 Oct 2007

Going Off-Shore

Semiconductors were starting to become big business by the mid-sixties. Assembly was the bulk of the cost and the giants in Japan and the Southwest were building automated assembly lines to deal with the cost. ... See more

Jerry Hutcheson

29 Nov 2004

Jerry Hutcheson and his ...

Jerry Hutcheson was honored for pioneering and developing relational databases on the equipment industry that could be consistently maintained and provide a valid history for better decision making. ... See more

Chiang Yang

18 Oct 2006

Chiang Yang on What’s ...

Intel's Chiang Yang talks about what's new in photomask technology and how Intel Mask Operation (IMO) gives it competitive advantage in this 2006 Interview He describes the latest in Reticle Enhancement Technol ... See more

Tom Caulfield

23 Jul 2008

Memory and Logic Diverg ...

Tom Caulfield: Executive VP of Sales, Marketing, and Customer Service, Novellus: Memory and Logic Divergence & its Impact on IC Equipment ... See more