ASU researcher Sarma Vrudhula has been awarded a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a new chip for artificial intelligence.

A recent workshop brought microelectronics industry leaders to ASU's West Valley campus to give students a look into innovations being made in the field of microtechnology and the careers available.

Semiconductor chip fabrication facilities are often called out for their high water consumption. At the same time, these facilities are flocking to the arid Phoenix area. Regents Professor Paul Westerhoff discusses why this is.

White House and U.S. DOD officials announced $269 million in funding for 33 projects, including five in the ASU-led SWAP Hub, during a visit to the ASU MacroTechnology Works on Tuesday.

While Arizona is a rapidly expanding hub for revitalizing the industry in the United States, Arizona State University is also working with partners in Mexico to help achieve strategic goals for diversifying the North American semiconductor supply chain.

ASU engineering students embarked on a new study abroad experience in Taiwan to gain a wider understanding of the history and technology of microelectronics.