Kumud Srinivasan on Fab Automation at Intel

Organization Name :IntelInterviewed :Kumud SrinivasanRelevant Date :2004-06-04

Summary : Kumud Srinivasan, Director of Fab Automation, Intel discusses the status of Semiconductor Fab Automation at Intel in this 2004 interview. Find out where Intel was at the time and what it saw ahead in fab automation. At the time, 300mm wafer sizes had just come into vogue and the industry was about to make the jump from Microchips to Nanochips as it moved scale from microns to nanometers.

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Semiconductor Wafer Fab Automation at Intel

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