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August 4th, 2006
Facing the Walls
Abstract:
Electronic News: Are you seeing any nanotechnology applications starting to creep into this industry?
Hill: Nanotechnology is a hype word. There are a lot of applications that are fairly exciting in the medical arena. I haven’t figured out how we take deposition, CMP or electrofill and put them into those markets. It’s a long way off to do it in what I would call an organized fashion. To put down some paint and have all the transistors line up and then put down some wires—we’re a long way from that.
Source:
reed-electronics.com
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