Promoting sustainable development in the semiconductor industry
Faced with everything from an unprecedented disaster last March to the sharp appreciation of the yen, domestic industries had to deal with tougher conditions than ever before in 2011. The semiconductor industry was no exception, but is mounting a quick recovery. The year was rounded off with the 35th SEMICON Japan at Makuhari Messe in December. Katsuhiko Sakai, who spearheaded the SEMICON Japan 2011 exhibit on behalf of Hitachi High-Technologies, one of the major companies participating in the event, looks back at last year's exhibition and talks to us about the future of the semiconductor industry.
Thinking about the practical uses of new energy
Energy analysis solutions
Hitachi High-Tech's BOP Collaboration
Illuminating non-electrified villages in Indonesia
Hitachi High-Tech's solution capabilities
Analysis of particles successfully collected by Hayabusa and work behind the scenes
Semiconductor Manufacturing Post-Process Solutions
Semiconductors After Moore's Law Having been regarded as a low-tech area, the post-process is now in the spotlight.
Tabletop microscopes
Easier to use and more accessible than ever The Miniscope as it is today after evolution