Semiconductor Research Corporation
- Semiconductor Research Corporation
Semiconductor Research Corporation was the chip industry's first research consortium. A non-profit founded in 1982 and based in North Carolina, USA, SRC networks with more than 100 universities globally. The consortium manages a broad program of basic and applied university research in semiconductors on behalf of its members.
SRC has three subsidiaries. Global Research Collaboration (GRC) drives near-term materials, interconnect, devices, design, and tools progress; Focus Center Research Programs (FCRP) supports future generations of IC requirements; and Nanoelectronics Research Initiative (NRI) is responsible for determining the post-CMOS information element by 2020.
Leveraging their participation, the member companies direct and receive early access to the research results. Members also cultivate early interaction with the thousands of students who collaborate in the work. These companies are currently members of the SRC:
*Advanced Micro Devices
*Applied Materials
*Axcelis Technologies
*Cadence Design Systems
*Freescale Semiconductor
*Hewlett-Packard
*IBM
*Intel
*LSI Corporation
*Mentor Graphics
*Novellus Systems
* [http://www.rohmhaas.com/ Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials]
*Texas Instruments
* [http://www.tel.com/ Tokyo Electron]
Semiconductor Research Corporation is a recipient of the 2005 National Medal of Technology.
External links
* [http://www.src.org/ Semiconductor Research Corporation website]
* [http://grc.src.org/ Global Research Collaboration website]
* [http://fcrp.src.org/ Focus Center Research Program website]
* [http://nri.src.org/ Nanoelectronics Research Initiative website]
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