How has the industry changed, what's different and why?

Interviewed :Ray ThompsonRelevant Date :2004-05-06

Summary : Ray Thompson: President & CEO,Semitool: How has the industry changed, what's different and why?

Aubrey (Bill) Tobey

06 Dec 2006

Bill Tobey on his Bob G ...

Bill Tobey on his 2006 Bob Graham Award and Lessons Learned ... See more

Charlie Sporck arrived at Fairchild Semiconductor in 1959. Between then and through the 1980's he built a strong reputation and ultimately became respected by many as America's greatest manufacturing executive ... See more

G. Dan Hutcheson

15 Nov 2006

Moore's Law and the rac ...

How the continuation of Moore’s law provides a foundation for future economic growth; how it’s broken down the red brick walls in its path; what barriers are believed to loom today; how they might be releva ... See more

Jim Bowen

25 Oct 2006

Eaton's Semiconductor E ...

Eaton's Semiconductor Foray, a case study. It was supposed to be the semiconductor equipment company of the future. ... See more

Ken David

27 Oct 2003

The First Hi-k Dielectr ...

The development of Hi-k Dielectric Materials mark a key turning point in the history of the semiconductor industry. By the early 2000’s, IC integration scale was reaching a limit that threatened Moore’s Law ... 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