Menlo Microsystems Inc. has joined the American Semiconductor Innovation Coalition (ASIC) in its efforts to ensure that funding provided by the landmark CHIPS and Science Act will indeed be used to advance U.S. leadership in semiconductor R&D. -drivers and improve the path from research to manufacturing.
As an ASIC Member, Menlo Micro will seek to build on existing partnerships with ASIC Members Purdue University and SUNY Polytechnic Institute to strengthen America’s STEM workforce and ensure the best tech talent stays in the United States.
The American Semiconductor Innovation Coalition (ASIC) represents more than 100 companies, startups, universities, national laboratories, and nonprofit organizations dedicated to bringing the best in research and development to the National Semiconductor Technology Center and National Advanced Packaging Manufacturing Program.
The American Coalition for Semiconductor Innovation (ASIC) represents more than 100 companies, startups, universities, and nonprofit organizations dedicated to bringing the best in research and development to the National Semiconductor Technology Center and the National Advanced Packaging Manufacturing Program.
“Menlo Micro is proud to join ASIC and its members in the pursuit of strengthening America’s technology leadership,” said Russ Garcia, CEO of Menlo Micro. “ASIC’s work to create technology hubs and strengthen America’s supply chains for our future economic prosperity and national security aligns perfectly with our goal of onshore manufacturing of Menlo Micro’s Ideal Switch technology to help strengthen America’s tech supply chains and make it easier to electrify everything.”
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