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The University of Texas at Austin will be the south node of a national workforce development program to connect job seekers with educational opportunities and employers in the semiconductor industry. What you need to know The university announced its selection to lead part of a national effort to expand the semiconductor workforce June 9 at the Texas Advanced Computing Center on the university's

Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry announced on June 5, 2026, that the government completed an additional JPY150 billion (US$937.9 million) capital injection into Rapidus, the national semiconductor champion formed to commercialize advanced node chips, to fund plant construction, equipment and research for 2nm and 1.4nm chips. The funding was executed through the Information-Technolog

FIRST-YEAR HOUSING: WHAT YOU REALLY NEED TO KNOW ABOUT COLLEGE DORMS June 4, 2026 So, you’ve made it to your senior year of high school...congrats! Between juggling classes, college applications and maybe a part-time job, you’re probably also thinking about what your first year of college is going to look like. One of the biggest parts of that? ... READ MORE

U of A joins national semiconductor workforce training hub College of Engineering and the Arizona Commerce Authority Today Post Email Print Share Share Share Image Mark Van Dyke (far right), associate dean of research in the College of Engineering and professor of biomedical engineering, represents the University of Arizona at the NNME Southwest Node press conference on May 27. The University o

We use cookies to improve your experience and for marketing. Read our cookie policy or manage cookies. Malaysia's National Semiconductor Strategy (NSS) is opening new avenues for U.S. firms, according to a market intelligence report from the U.S. International Trade Administration. The strategy, launched in 2024 and reinforced through 2025–2026 with additional policies and budget support, aims t

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