Atomera, a US semiconductor materials and technology licensing company, has announced a project at Sandia National Laboratories (a US Department of Energy, research centre), to address the challenges of growing GaN films on silicon.
Sustainability isn’t a new concept to the semiconductor industry, but only now have officials begun getting a big picture view of the industry’s impact on the environment
Atomera, a company founded by Robert Mears, the pioneer of the erbium-doped fibre amplifier, is making progress with its semiconductor dopant engineering technology.
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