Intel Mask Operation: An Inside Look at a Critical Manufacturing Step
Around the corner from Intel’s Santa Clara, California, headquarters is an unassuming building that houses a critically important step in the process of manufacturing chips: the Intel Mask Operation. A mask is a six-by-six-inch piece of quartz, a quarter-inch thick, that’s a template or master copy used to print circuitry onto a silicon wafer. (Credit: Intel Corporation)
More on manufacturing at Intel: https://newsroom.intel.com/press-kits/global-manufacturing/
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