Sunlin Chou - HoF

Summary : Sunlin Chou took the semiconductor R&D model and turned it into a manufacturing center that systematically turns ideas into product

Sunlin Chou (2006) took research and turned it into a manufacturing center that systematically turns ideas into product

He created the R&D pipeline concept and
Built it into an innovation machine that …
Marched Intel ahead at a pace that would take them from being behind, process-wise, to being a full generation ahead

Morris Chang - HoF

Morris Chang is the father of the semiconductor foundry industry ... See more

Tetsuo (Tom) Tsuneishi ...

Tetsuo (Tom) Tsuneishi for providing the strategic vision behind Tokyo Electron’s successful history ... See more

Mike Cadigan - HoF

Mike Cadigan not only turned IBM around, he also built what is arguably the most influential company in the industry ... See more

Mark Jagiela — HoF

Mark Jagiela: Built Teradyne’s Semiconductor Test business into a solid base to drive expansion into adjacent manufacturing automation technologies and markets ... See more

Gary Dickerson — All St ...

Gary Dickerson: For laying out the environmental responsibility vision for the semiconductor capital equipment industry ... See more

Jean LeMoin - HoF

Jean LeMoin pioneered the concept that a PR agency is a mechanism for managing a company's image across a broad front ... See more

Haruo Matsuno - HoF

Haruo Matsuno for successfully integrating Verigy into Advantest and creating the leading ATE company with three cultures that could not have been further apart ... See more

Pat E. Haggerty - HoF

Pat E. Haggerty broke semiconductors out of old-guard electronics companies ... See more

Benjamin Loh — All Star ...

Assumed role as ASM International’s CEO in 2020 at the beginning of the perfect industry storm. ASMI has held its territory and expanded in ALD against the strongest competition. ... See more

Keith Wells — All Star ...

Imaging with photons has always been the go-to technology for inspection and metrology because it’s faster, cheaper, and more reliable than imaging with electrons. ... See more