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The semiconductor industry is searching for alternative metal line materials to replace copper due to the increasing barrier size and resistivity issues. Ruthenium (Ru) has shown promise as a potential replacement, outperforming copper and cobalt (Co) at smaller dimensions.

Ammar was raised in a rural village in Malaysia FIRST® Global has given him the opportunity to dream beyond his geographical roots Ammar Akhmal wants to be a computer scientist. It’s a big...

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Virtual fabrication is a powerful tool to perform sensitivity analysis and provide guidance for inline process spec control

Interns joined our sites across the globe to contribute to critical projects They took over our operations in field service, engineering, and manufacturing Every summer, I’m energized by our...

Lam Research has supported the National GEM Consortium and GEM interns since 2019. Students who complete their fellowship have a chance to join Lam full-time.

Video games and virtual and augmented reality are driving demand for haptics. Lam’s pulsed laser deposition capability can enable next-gen haptics technology.

BEOL module processing faces challenges as chipmakers move to the 3 nm node and beyond. A semi-damascene integration scheme with airgap structures may help reduce RC delay time.

Lam Research and the Centre for Nano Science and Engineering (CeNSE) at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) partner to train up to 60,000 semiconductor engineers.

The terms “fab” and “foundry” are often used interchangeably, but that’s technically incorrect. Knowing the difference is important so you can better understand the semiconductor ecosystem.