ASMC 2015: GlobalFoundries 22nm SOI plans and more!
The Advance Semiconductor Manufacturing Conference was held on May 3rd through May 6th in Saratoga Springs, New York. ASMC brings a unique operational perspective to technical conferences related to semiconductors. In this blog I wanted to discuss what I thought was the most interesting paper of the conference, one of the keynotes given by Thomas Caulfield of Global Foundries entitled “Balancing Eco-System Value Creation and Value Capture”
But first I have to admit to a bit of a surprise here, I am generally not a fan of conference keynote addresses because I think they are often attempts to stake out some grand vision that they then fall short of. In this particular case, at least from my perspective there was enough really interesting information in the presentation to make it both interesting and informative.
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