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Semiconductor manufacturing
Tool data everywhere, and almost none of it where the yield questions get asked.
The shape of it
Few industries instrument themselves as heavily as this one, and few make so little of it. Equipment emits continuously, lots carry a genealogy back to the wafer, and yet the analysis that would explain a yield excursion usually happens in a spreadsheet assembled by hand days later. The data exists. It is the reach that is missing.
Specifics
What's different here
- Tool and sensor data at volumes the ERP was never designed to hold
- Traceability obligations that run per lot, per wafer, and backwards in time
- An entrenched MES nobody will risk replacing while the fab is running
- Tool uptime as the dominant cost, measured long after the fact
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