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2026-09-01
www.kvue.com
2026-09-01
Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently visited a semiconductor training facility, highlighting the U.S. government's growing emphasis on strengthening domestic semiconductor capabilities amid global supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions. This visit underscores broader efforts to boost manu
2026-08-17
www.fox10phoenix.com
2026-08-17
Arizona launches a new semiconductor training program aimed at empowering women with technology skills. This initiative represents a significant step toward addressing the semiconductor industry's talent shortage while promoting gender diversity in tech. The eight-week program, covered by FOX 10 Pho
2026-08-17
www.fox10phoenix.com
2026-08-17
The nonprofit organization Fresh Start in Arizona has launched a new eight-week semiconductor training program aimed at empowering women to enter the rapidly growing semiconductor industry. Designed exclusively for women, the program offers comprehensive training covering semiconductor manufacturing
2026-07-17
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2026-06-19
www.thelec.net
2026-06-19
The Next-Generation Semiconductor Convergence University Consortium in South Korea has unveiled the outcomes of its hands-on training program for students without semiconductor-related academic backgrounds. The initiative aims to break down employment barriers in the industry by providing high-quali
2026-05-29
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2026-05-29
Maricopa Community Colleges is partnering with government, industry, and education leaders to strengthen the semiconductor workforce in the Southwest. This initiative, led by the Arizona Commerce Authority and supported by organizations such as the National Network for Microelectronics Education, SE
2026-05-25
ktar.com
2026-05-25
Arizona State University (ASU) has partnered with TSMC Arizona to launch a free semiconductor training program aimed at developing future talent for the chip manufacturing industry. The program, offered through ASU's Foundations for Equipment Technician curriculum, is tuition-free and funded jointly