Ten Best Chip R&D Collaborations (Mannerisms)

Ten Best Chip R&D Collaborations

Over the chip industry's history there have been an increasing number of R&D collaborations as the cost of developing the technology has become increasingly expensive. The ten most effective examples of these have been:

RCA/ITRI (Taiwan 1976)

VLSI Project

Sematech

Megaproject

Siemens-Toshiba-Motorola-IBM process development consortium

JESSI

MEDEA

Crolles2

IBM Albany cluster

IMEC process development cluster

Posted by David Manners on November 6, 2007 6:11 AM | Permalink|

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