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Semiconductors are materials, often silicon-based, that have an electrical conductivity falling between conductors (like metals) and insulators (like glass). They are foundational in modern electronics, enabling the development of integrated circuits or microchips found in a vast array of devices, from smartphones and computers to appliances and vehicles.
The digital revolution has been a powerful driver for the semiconductor industry. As the world continues to transition towards a digital-first approach, there's an insatiable demand for faster, more efficient, and smaller microchips. Innovations like cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence require advanced semiconductors that can handle vast amounts of data at unprecedented speeds. Every year, devices become more interconnected, giving rise to the Internet of Things (IoT). From smart refrigerators and wearables to connected vehicles, every device needs a chip, and often, these chips need to be specialized for specific functions, driving innovation and expansion in the semiconductor space.
While traditional computing architectures have served us well for decades, the emerging workloads of the future, like quantum computing and neural network-based computing for deep learning, require a rethinking of chip design. Neuromorphic chips, designed to mimic the human brain, and quantum chips, harnessing the principles of quantum mechanics, are at the forefront of these changes. The limitations of Moore's Law, which predicted the doubling of transistors on a chip approximately every two years, have started to manifest. As a result, there's a push for alternative materials (beyond silicon) and innovative manufacturing techniques to continue the pace of advancement.
Consumer electronics, especially smartphones, have seen explosive growth in the last two decades. Every new iteration of these devices demands more from its microchips – better graphics, faster processing speeds, improved connectivity, and more. Beyond phones, smart TVs, wearable devices, smart speakers, and even augmented and virtual reality headsets are becoming mainstream. As consumers seek richer experiences, more features, and improved efficiencies, the pressure mounts on the semiconductor industry to deliver chips that can meet these demands without compromising on energy consumption.
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