Theme – Digital Transformation of EMBA Intelligence in Semiconductor Manufacturing
Moore’s Law on the transitions of transistor density is no match to the rapid evolution of genetic mutations of biological molecules, as profoundly exemplified by SARS-CoV-2 virus leading to global lockdown. Coupled with vast-scale wars of global trades and technologies, it results in drastic changes of supply chains with hugely severe impacts to a wide spectrum of industries. The current acute shortage of semiconductor chips for the automotive industry world-wide is just an inopportune example of individual corporate decisions being inadvertently convoluted to collective interruption of harmful consequences.
Perhaps one possible way of mitigating such pains lies in how Digital Transformations can be successfully adopted to help in the applications of EMBA Intelligence in Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry.
Sufficient advancements in and huge amounts of computing powers, memory storages and computational algorithms have constantly been harnessed to distill from raw data to innovative creations in Engineering, Manufacturing, Business and Artificial Intelligences. It now remains on how to tacitly employ such accumulated distillations to digitally transform every aspect of semiconductor manufacturing, so that our rate of technological evolution may somehow catch up with biological mutations to protect both lives and civilizations against potential destructions from unforeseeable interruptions.
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