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When Dr. Terry Brewer concocted his now-ubiquitous antireflective coating over 30 years ago, it was a revelation.

It changed the way the semiconductor industry was able to progress, and the industry..

As we push to shrink feature sizes and introduce full-scale 3D integration, the substrates on which integrated circuits are printed must obviously become thinner. Much thinner.

While shaving down the..

For centuries, humans have tried to harness the seemingly endless power of the sun. And now, it seems like we’re making some big strides.

Here are just a few amazing places where solar is really..

Some of the latest developments in nanotechnology are enough to impress even the most brilliant scientist. For the average non-scientific consumer, the possibilities can be downright mind-blowing.

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It’s the old nature-versus-nurture argument: Is the ability to be an entrepreneur something you’re born with, or something you instill in yourself? Good news for introverts and late bloomers:..

Semiconductor manufacturing is changing.

In an industry closely associated with constantly changing products, this is a no-brainer. But something is happening at a more foundational level, and it’s..

Looking at the endless opportunities of what a flex sensor is capable of, it got us thinking about the slew of possibilities within various industries.

Healthcare and wearable tech

Most sensors..

In 1977, Intel introduced the 16-bit CPU at a small inaugural semiconductor event in Tokyo.

While that 16-bit marvel is now a relic in the computing world, that little event in Tokyo has become one..