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Massive subsidies to regain the edge of US semiconductor industry will not likely succeed, unless progress is made in winning the global race of idea flow and monetisation

US Semiconductor–from invention, supremacy to despair

The US semiconductor industry started with the invention of its Bell Labs. Subsequently, it attained supremacy in semiconductor production due to the success of making computers better and cheaper. Notably,…

Due to innovation failure, neither SCL nor chip design service delivery to MNCs has seeded ideas capability in building semiconductor industry in India.

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Semiconductor Industry in India–innovation failure

With a $10 billion pot of money for giving subsidies, India has been struggling to allure global icons like Intel or TSMC to set up semiconductor plants in India. On…

Soviet computer failed due to confining computers within military purposes, discouraging computers for productive activities due to labor saving role and preventing profit making incentives from advancing computers

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Soviet Computer Failure—reasons and lessons?

In the age of the Chip War, we have forgotten the edge of Soviet computers. The rise and fall of the Soviet computer edge offer a valuable lesson for managing…

EUV lithography is the success of managing risk in turning technology possibilities into business innovation through technology and partnership management

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EUV Lithography to keep Moore’s Alive–managing technology risks

EUV lithography has been at the core of winning the chip war. This technology is indispensable for producing high-end microchips in sharpening the edge of civilian products and military weapons.…

Semiconductor lithography has been evolving due to profit making competition from science and technology possibilities in keeping Moore's law alive--leading to monopolisation

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Semiconductor Lithography Economics–fuelling Moore’s law and market power

The rise of the rudimentary microscope that an American firm GCA invented in 1961 to ASML’s $250 million complex machine is a surprise. Its uprising has fueled monopoly in the…

Microchips' evolution from a simple IC to complex SoC has been transforming trade and military edge--triggering chip war

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Microchips–invention, evolution, transformation and chip war

All time, we have been benefiting from microchips, whether communicating over the smartphone, monitoring fire hazards, or tracking pets. Microchips determine how accurately missiles fly and hit targets and how…

Moore's law of doubling chip density every 24 months has unleashed transformational effect on products, firms, industries and nations

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More than Moore–fuelling monopolisation, reinvention and migration

More than Moore refers to the implication of Moore’s law on fueling competition in the evolution and monopolization of Innovation. Moore’s law states that the number of transistors in a…

The rise of Chiplet due to the fact that Moore's law is dead will likely have profound effect on the semiconductor industry

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Moore’s Law is Dead–Chiplet redefines semiconductor industry

Moore’s law is dead sounds death of a king. By the way, why should we be concerned with this? The Economics of cramming more components onto an integrated circuit gave…

semiconductor has been evolving, unleashing transformational effects

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Semiconductor–a technology core transforming innovation, economy and policy

Semiconductor billionaires are everywhere, even in less developed countries. Most of us carry several billion semiconductor devices in our pockets. A typical smartphone has a few billion semiconductor devices–transistors. For…

Winning chip war demands leading major reinvention waves for profitable delivering increasingly high performing chips, through sharpening semiconductor edge

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Winning Chip War–fuelling reinvention waves for changing world order

For increasing dependence on the import of semiconductors, the USA finds it a security issue. Hence, the USA signed the Chips act, triggering Chip War. This act has set aside…

The loss of America's inventions has been due to the migration during evolution, caused by decision making failure to leverage semiconductor economics

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Loss of America’s Inventions–blame semiconductor economics?

Chip War is the tip of an iceberg of loss of America’s inventions. It’s not only the semiconductor chip. America cannot competitively make many products that it invented. Hence, they…

Semiconductor economics of offering higher quality at reducing cost have be the underlying cause of confusion in understanding dynamics--leading to strategy and policy failures

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Semiconductor Economics–will Chiplet era slow down the growth?

Over the last few decades, we all got overwhelmed by the growth rate of smartphones, digital cameras, the internet, PC, and many more products. We have also been making projections…

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US Semiconductor–from invention, supremacy to despair

Semiconductor Industry in India–innovation failure

Soviet Computer Failure—reasons and lessons?

EUV Lithography to keep Moore’s Alive–managing technology risks

Semiconductor Lithography Economics–fuelling Moore’s law and market power

Microchips–invention, evolution, transformation and chip war

More than Moore–fuelling monopolisation, reinvention and migration

Moore’s Law is Dead–Chiplet redefines semiconductor industry

Semiconductor–a technology core transforming innovation, economy and policy

Winning Chip War–fuelling reinvention waves for changing world order

Loss of America’s Inventions–blame semiconductor economics?

Semiconductor Economics–will Chiplet era slow down the growth?

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