Electronic Chemicals

Demand for smaller, more powerful, multi-functional digital devices has charged up demand for advanced chemistries and process technologies. Traditional materials can no longer meet the performance requirements of cell phones, portable music players, and other devices small enough to fit in the palm of a hand. However, adding multiple functions to a device without increasing its size, requires fabricators to pack more transistors onto a chip and chemical makers to increase their R&D spending as well as participation in a network of collaborations to support...

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