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Intlvac is pleased to announce the successful delivery of its Nanoquest™ II ion beam etching system to Stanford University's newly refurbished and expanded Stanford Nanofabrication Facility (SNF). This upgrade further solidifies Stanford's leading academic position in advanced semiconductor research.

For over 50 years, SNF has supported groundbreaking research in the development of semiconductor materials and devices, serving hundreds of users from academia, industry, and government agencies annually. This expansion project, completed in collaboration with TSMC, adds experimental space and advanced research equipment, enabling researchers to explore next-generation materials, devices, and manufacturing processes more deeply.

The semiconductor industry is currently at a critical stage of development, with global demand continuing to grow in application areas such as artificial intelligence, communications, sensing, and quantum technology. The upgraded SNF aims to facilitate the transformation of research results from the laboratory to large-scale manufacturing and promote close collaboration between university researchers and industry partners.

Intlvac's Nanoquest II system will play a crucial role in the facility, providing high-precision process support for nanofabrication and device innovation. By equipping researchers with advanced equipment, Intlvac is committed to supporting academic research innovation and driving the development of the broader semiconductor industry ecosystem.

Learn more about Stanford's expansion project:
🔗 https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2024/09/school-engineering-upgrade-stanford-nanofabrication-facility