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Programmable Factory For Adaptable IC Manufacturing

The semiconductor industy is currently facing a number of challenges. The capital costs of IC factories and the cost of developing the next generation technology are increasing at a faster rate than the revenues of firms manufacturing the ICs. In addition, demand for ICs is fragmenting into lower volume and more differentiated markets. For companies to be successful in the future will demand rapid innovation, rapid product introduction and ability to react quickly to a change in technological and business climate of microelectronics. These technological advances in integrated electronics will require development of flexible manufacturing technology for electronic systems. However, the current chip manufacturing approach is establishing megafactones for slow mass production of commodity products, as opposed to flexible factories for rapid production of multiple products in different technologies. Altemative design and manufacturing techniques will have to be developed to remain competitive.