Sematech
Saving the U.S. Semiconductor Industry (Kenneth E. Montague Series in Oil and Business History, No 10)
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Publication
2000-06-01 - Texas A&M University Press
Language
English
Word Count
69,750 words, Guess
Page Count
279 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL8218260M
- ISBN-139780890969373
- ISBN-10089096937X
- OCLC Control Number42823738
- Library of Congress Control Number99057068
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- Goodreads3255661
Classifications
- LCCHD9696.S4 S453 2000
Description
"In Sematech, Larry D. Browning and Judy C. Shetler trace the history of Sematech, a consortium formed by fourteen major American semiconductor manufacturers and the U.S. government. Sematech's founders were aware that consortia emphasizing cooperative research had been unsuccessful; Sematech planned a different approach. Its founding charter stated its goal: "To provide the U.S. semiconductor industry the capability for world leadership in manufacturing" - in other words, improve core manufacturing competence without making end products." "Browning and Shetler's history will inform and engage business historians, managers, public policy scholars, and others interested in the development and success of the U.S. computer chip industry and the application of its techniques to other fields of business."--BOOK JACKET.
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