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 ‘Killer Applications’ for the New Millennium
It is frequently heard that there are no more “killer applications” for chips. I don’t believe that for a minute. Rather, I believe that we have merely mined out the easy-to-get-at killer apps and have been taking a breather before the next big wave.
Jerry Hutcheson, VLSI Research Inc.
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000
A Billion Transistors per Person by 2008
The year 2000 marks the beginning of the millennium and the continuation of the microelectronics revolution which is redefining how the world works, plays, communicates, and thinks. This revolution is reshaping our society and our economy.
George Scalise, Semiconductor Industry Association
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 A Faster Information Superhighway – Paved in Silicon
What are the exciting opportunities and challenges that the new Millennium will bring to both semiconductor manufacturers and equipment vendors in this dynamic industry?
James Morgan, Applied Materials
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 A Smaller, Faster World
Rick Hill, Novellus Systems, Inc.
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 A World of Bigger Net Gains
Mike Splinter, Intel Corporation
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Don’t Miss the Bandwidth Wagon
Ira Deyhimy, Vitesse Semiconductor Corporation
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Evolution of IC Manufacturing
Mihir Parikh, Asyst Technologies, Inc
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Focusing on the Embedded Control Space
Gerd Teepe, Motorola , Arturo Krüeger, Motorola
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Forging Links with the Future
Yoon Woo Lee, Samsung Electronics Co, Ltd
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Maskmaking in the New Millennium
Steve Cooper, Etec Systems, Inc
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Millennium of the Customer
Steve Newberry, Lam Research
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Our Industry’s Next Challenge
Ned Barnholt, Agilent Technologies
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Perfecting the Technology of Partnerships
Nicholas Konidaris, Advantest
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Preparing the ‘Dot Com’ world
George Chamillard, Teradyne, Inc.
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Providing Solutions Through Innovation and Flawless Execution – the Keys to Success
Fabio Gualandris, Semitool
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 SEMI Member Companies: Enabling the New Millennium
Stanley T Myers, SEMI
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Setting a global example
Pasquale Pistorio, STMicroelectronics
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Speed and Quality for the New Millennium
Akira Tajima, Canon
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Surface Preparation in the New Millennium: Challenges for the Future
Mark Peterson, SCP Global Technologies
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 The Millennium – The Excavation of New Treasures
Tetsuro Higashi, Tokyo Electron
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 The Millennium Challenge – Working Smarter
Phil Paino, Greene, Tweed and Co
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 The New Millennium – New Technology, Markets and Partnerships
Franz Richter, Karl Suss
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000 Yield Management Challenges in the 21st Century
Tom Long, KLA-Tencor
Future Fab Intl. Volume 8, July 01, 2000
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