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?

In 2003, Bernie Meyerson, CTO at IBM's Microelectronics Division, shocked the world, exclaiming, “Scaling is dead!” In this historic video, he describes how he saw the end simple lithographic scaling of int ... See more

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Barry Rapozo and his 20 ...

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Decision-making process ...

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