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Today Applied Materials announced that Broadcom will join Applied’s EPIC platform as an innovation partner to accelerate development of advanced chip packaging technologies critical to next-generation AI systems.

“The EPIC platform is designed to drive co-innovation across the ecosystem to change the way semiconductor technologies are developed and commercialized,” said Gary Dickerson, President and CEO of Applied Materials. “This new model gives leading system designers like Broadcom early access to foundational innovations in materials and process equipment, providing an opportunity for deep collaboration to accelerate the introduction of new advanced packaging technologies.”

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Applied Materials has announced that @arizonastateuniversity, @rpiofficial and @stanfordeng will join the company’s EPIC Center in Silicon Valley as inaugural research partners. Through close collaboration with Applied’s scientists and engineers, university teams will engage in high velocity research programs across advanced materials, novel process and device technologies, and chip architecture inflections – leveraging the synergy of academia and industry to accelerate energy efficient innovations for next generation AI chips.

“The EPIC Center is designed to bring together the best minds from industry and academia in a high velocity, manufacturing relevant environment to dramatically accelerate the development and commercialization of next generation semiconductor technologies that are foundational to AI computing,” said Gary Dickerson, President and CEO of Applied Materials. “Welcoming ASU, RPI and Stanford as research partners at EPIC strengthens the U.S. lab to fab innovation pipeline and creates a powerful platform for developing future semiconductor talent.”

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Today Applied Materials announced a new innovation partnership with TSMC to accelerate the development and commercialization of semiconductor technologies required for the next era of AI. Working together at Applied’s EPIC Center in Silicon Valley, the companies will co-innovate to advance materials engineering, equipment innovation, and process integration technologies designed to deliver energy-efficient performance from the data center to the edge.

“Applied and TSMC share a long history of deep collaboration built on trust and a shared commitment to advancing innovation at the leading edge of semiconductor technology,” said Gary Dickerson, President and CEO of Applied Materials. “By bringing our teams together at the EPIC Center, we are strengthening that partnership and accelerating the development of technologies to address the unprecedented complexity driving the chipmaking roadmap.”

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Copper has been the interconnect metal of choice in the industry for many years. To achieve all the steps that make up modern copper wires, Applied developed a multi-step copper barrier seed process on the Endura platform. This is one of the many ways our teams at Applied deliver material innovation that impact the semiconductor industry each and every day. #MakeItMaterial

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Today we announced we have entered into a definitive agreement with ASMPT SEMI Solutions to acquire its ASMPT NEXX, Inc. business, a leading supplier of large-area advanced packaging deposition equipment for the semiconductor industry. The addition of the NEXX team and products will broaden Applied’s portfolio of panel-level advanced packaging technologies which are designed to enable chipmakers and systems companies to build larger-body AI accelerators for higher energy-efficient performance. Learn more through the link in bio.

In our recent Leading the Future of Logic Master Class, we explain that as AI chip designers move to new 3D transistor architectures, wiring increases right along with transistor scaling and density. Be sure to watch the whole video to learn the mind-blowing numbers about transistors and wiring in leading edge AI GPUs. How is this possible? With the amazing material innovation from our team across the entire wiring stack. #MakeItMaterial

As AI drives demand for faster, more energy‑efficient chips, transistor customization is becoming just as important as scaling. The Applied Materials Trillium™ system enables chipmakers to precisely engineer materials at the atomic level, allowing transistor performance to be tuned for specific AI workloads. By combining advanced deposition, integration and process control in a single platform, Trillium helps speed development of next‑generation devices while delivering better power, performance and yield at leading‑edge nodes - a key step toward more flexible, application‑optimized semiconductors in the AI era.

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We are seeing a rapid shift from concepts to execution in AI and robotics. AI is not just a feature anymore. It’s the default layer across devices and systems. And at the foundation is the materials engineering expertise from Applied Materials that is advancing technology and enabling the AI era. #MakeItMaterial

Want to learn more about Applied's material innovation in transistors but missed our recent Leading the Future of Logic Master Class? Watch this video where we describe how shallow trench isolation enables increased transistor speed and power efficiency. #MakeItMaterial