Semiconductor manufacturing execution system diagram, from raw materials to front-end, back-end, and PCB/MCMs with benefits listed: improve productivity, improve quality, realize cost savings, improve NPI, modern MES

From Lean to Smart Semiconductor Manufacturing Execution (Part 2 of 3)

Traditional lean manufacturing brings benefits, but smart manufacturing can propel progress further to amplify profit margins and foster adaptability. In…

Diagram explaining the shift left principle of smart semiconductor manufacturing throughout the new product introduction (NPI) development process

Shifting left for success in smart semiconductor manufacturing (Part 1 of 3)

Our first post in a three-part series on Smart Semiconductor Manufacturing begins with a shift left. Learn more about what…

Close-up view of the eye of Hurricane Isabel

Exploring Hurricane and Semiconductor Dynamics: Modeling, Simulation and Predictability.

It’s that time of year again – hurricane data season is upon us. Today’s meteorologists remain challenged on ways to…

End-to-end

The rapid evolution of today’s semiconductor ecosystem demands end-to-end semiconductor lifecycle management.

It never stops. Semiconductors are the heartbeat of today’s smart technology. One cannot exist without the other. The complex ecosystem…

Visual of digitalization of data through semiconductor design process

Shorten NPI time-to-market or zero-defect chips: do you have to choose?

Semiconductor customers seem to need it all – new products, fast delivery and zero defects. As we shared previously, fragmented…

Trust never stops – with end-to-end traceability for semiconductors

Trust is non-negotiable. It must be absolute, especially when our future is on the line. In our hyper-connected world that…

Semiconductor Product Lifecycle management

What’s All the Buzz About Semiconductor Lifecycles?

Every thing has a lifecycle – bugs, trees, pets, and even humans. And typically, each thing’s lifecycle mutually depends on…

The image shows a person in a protective white full-body suit, including a hood and mask, holding a green silicon wafer with etched patterns in what appears to be a high-tech manufacturing facility or cleanroom environment. The background is slightly blurred, but displays a futuristic-looking interior space with bright overhead lighting. The image's focus and composition highlights the worker inspecting or presenting the silicon wafer, which is a key component used in semiconductor and microchip production.

Chip production and design with 3D IC technology

At Siemens, we recognize the potential of 3DIC to remove the limits and revolutionize semiconductor design and manufacturing. Our comprehensive portfolio of software and services provides the key enabling technologies for 3DIC adoption.

Evolving from Lean Manufacturing to Smart manufacturing for Semiconductors

From Lean to Smart: Taking the next steps in Lean Semiconductor Manufacturing with Siemens

In the dynamic and ever-evolving world of semiconductor manufacturing, the pursuit of efficiency and quality has been an enduring challenge….