Many of today’s most productive 200mm and 300mm fabs are successful because they excel at rapid changeover and process flexibility, leverage the secondary equipment market for reduced cost and fast ramp up, and deploy the latest advances and ideas in tool and materials productivity.  This session will provide practical solutions and ideas to improve productivity at existing lines and fabs, including materials management, use and recovery, secondary equipment solutions, predictive tool maintenance and uptime strategies, energy efficiency, and other ideas for mature process lines and fabs.

Productivity Innovation Introduction

John Cummings

Marketing & Business Development, Components and Systems Group

Applied Materials

Customer Perspective on Productivity Opportunities & Challenges

Speaker TBD

Integration of Disruptive Materials for Advanced Non-Volatile Memories

Wilbur Catabay (Biography)

CTO, SVP of Technology

Telefunkensemi TDCS

Used Equipment Market

David Duke (Biography)

Director of Capital Development

GLOBALFOUNDRIES

Igor Eichinger (Biography)

Head of Process Engineering

Siconnex

Applying Non-visual Defect Inspection to an Existing Mainstream Fab to
Reduce Costs, Increase Tool Utilization, and Deliver Eco-friendly Processing

Robert Newcomb (Biography)

Executive Vice President, Global Business Development

Qcept Technologies

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