Applied Materials Adds UCLA as EPIC Center Research Partner
Applied Materials said UCLA's Samueli School of Engineering will become a research partner at its EPIC Center in Silicon Valley. The collaboration will target semiconductor materials and integration problems, with an emphasis on moving discoveries into commercial production faster. Initial focus areas include 3D scaling, advanced packaging, and new materials for more energy-efficient AI computing.
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