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Thanks to the CHIPS Act and other global pressures, there is a surge of new semiconductor fabrication plants popping up across the United States. While that’s encouraging news for the industry, it also presents some challenges for human resources departments. Aside from simply filling the available…
Patent Assertion Entities (PAEs), or patent trolls, seem to be lurking everywhere.  The semiconductor industry is not immune from their threats.  Yet the semiconductor industry also helps fuel their threat through patent transfers.  Patents from companies both big and small end up in the hands of P…
There has been a lot of press about the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act, which was designed to revitalize the US semiconductor industry.  Not surprisingly, other parts of the world also want to fund domestic semiconductor production.  Demonstrating that global objective, we learn more about the European…
Spares and consumables are a huge part of the price for any piece of semiconductor capital equipment.  They can also be difficult to protect.  Knock-offs are common, which reduces revenue for tool manufacturers and potentially causes reliability problems.  Michaël De Vroey from European law firm Si…
There have been countless articles about how trade secrets can lose protection if they are used to train artificial intelligence.  But what about some of the other impacts that AI may have on trade secrets as AI becomes more prevalent.  For example, what happens to the value of your trade secret if…
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