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Making mandatory device upgrades a thing of the past
ASU researchers are building new types of sustainable microchips that could free us all from mandatory device upgrades. These powerful chips will also improve communications for national defense, including in space.
Applied Materials, ASU celebrate opening of Materials-to-Fab Center to fuel microchip innovation
Applied Materials and Arizona State University on Thursday marked the official opening of the Materials-to-Fab Center, a shared world-class $270 million research, development and prototyping facility inside the university’s MacroTechnology Works at the ASU Research Park in Tempe.
ASU's semiconductor work to be featured at nation's largest microelectronics trade show
SEMICON West, the biggest microelectronics trade show in North America, will take place Oct. 7–9 in Phoenix — the first time the flagship event will take place outside of California in its 55-year history. The event will be a showcase of semiconductor advancements made in Arizona and at Arizona State University.
How the semiconductor boom and ASU are transforming Arizona’s economy
Discover how ASU is powering Arizona’s rise as a semiconductor hub and transforming the state’s economy by building the nation’s largest engineering school and forging partnerships with tech giants.
ASU, University of Michigan launch manufacturing research center
A new ASU-led center will accelerate digital twin innovation, making manufacturing systems smarter, more adaptable and ready for real-world impact.
Tiny chips, big innovations
Seth Ariel Tongay is creating next-generation microchips, atom by atom, to power faster, cooler, smarter tech for AI, quantum computing and beyond.