Natcast is a non-profit entity created to operate the National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC) consortium, established by the CHIPS and Science Act of the U.S. government.

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Natcast.org | 2,626 followers on LinkedIn. The National Center for the Advancement of Semiconductor Technology | The National Center for the Advancement of Semiconductor Technology, or Natcast, is a new, purpose-built, non-profit entity created to operate the National Semiconductor Technology Center (NSTC) consortium, which will be established as provided for in the CHIPS Act of the U.S. government. 

The NSTC, as a key component of the CHIPS and Science Act, will be a public-private consortium dedicated to semiconductor R&amp;D in the United States. The NSTC will convene the U.S. government, allied and partner nations, and organizations across the semiconductor ecosystem—including academia and businesses of all kinds—to address the most challenging barriers to continued technological progress in the domestic semiconductor industry, including the need for a capable workforce.

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Accelerating and addressing the most challenging barriers to continued technological progress in the domestic semiconductor industry,

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Assistant General Counsel, Intellectual Property and International

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Operations & Workforce Development Leader | Driving Strategic Growth and Operational Excellence

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If you missed yesterday's PRISM webinar, you can watch the video on the Natcast website. Don't miss this important information in advance of the PRISM Proposers' Day on Nov. 19 in Austin, Texas. https://lnkd.in/eQZkCFFv #NSTC #semiconductors #semiconductormanufacturing

Last call for registration for our next Jump Start R&D funding opportunity! Sign up before this Sunday 11/3 to attend on Monday 11/4.

Thank you to all who joined us in person and virtually! Stay up to date on future news and events here: https://lnkd.in/eaThvzAF

Today, Natcast and the Department of Commerce announced the location of the second CHIPS for America R&D facility - the Design and Collaboration Facility (DCF) - in Sunnyvale, Calif. Set within the vibrant and diverse semiconductor design ecosystem of Silicon Valley, the DCF is expected to be a multi-functional facility, serving as a critical location for the operations of Natcast and the NSTC, including: · Conducting advanced semiconductor research in chip design, electronic design automation (EDA), chip and system architecture, and hardware security · Hosting programmatic activities, including the NSTC Workforce Center of Excellence, Design Enablement Gateway, and a future Investment Fund · Convening NSTC members and stakeholders from across the semiconductor ecosystem · Housing various administration functions Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eUfyDc5T

We're looking forward to working together on this amazing opportunity!

We are proud to announce that we have selected NY CREATES ' Albany NanoTech Complex as the anticipated site for the #CHIPSforAmerica EUV Accelerator, an NSTC facility! The first CHIPS for America R&D flagship facility, the EUV Accelerator will enable Natcast and NSTC members to conduct next-generation #semiconductor research and development activities to accelerate commercialization of the technologies of tomorrow. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eUTRhr_P

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What an amazing day! Yesterday, Natcast.org led our first-ever #NSTCSymposium . From inspiring keynotes to insightful panels to the many conversations between colleagues, the energy of the day was tangible and contagious. THANK YOU to Secretary Gina Raimondo and Under Secretary Laurie Locascio ; to all of our attendees, speakers, and panelists; and to our inaugural and joining NSTC members. You are driving the advancement of U.S.-led semiconductor innovation and the technologies of the tomorrow.

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The final session of the #NSTCSymposium is a testament of how a connected ecosystem can work like a well oiled machine to push innovation forward. Jason Sickler of Polaris Electro-Optics, Inc. , Troy Baker of Bolt Semiconductor , Mitchell Hsing of InchFab , and Ken Stevens Granite Mountain Technologies, Inc. have shared some amazing innovations with us and they will receive free membership to join the #NSTC . Congratulations to Arno Merkle of Crystal Sonic ! We are proud to award you $25000 for your innovations in the #semiconductor space. Thank you Daniel Armbrust for hosting the #NSTCSymposium Start-Up Pitch Competition and thank you to our judges Faran Nouri , Sean D. Doyle , Pete Rodriguez , Matt Hershenson , Omkaram Nalamasu .

There are SO many opportunities to close the many gaps in #semiconductor workforce development, including: - Increase in recruitment channels outside of higher ed to reach millions of Americans that are looking. - Enabling state governments to access federal funding and bring jobs to their state. - Bringing engineers to meet with students - Hiring more professors - Reaching out to young learners Thank you Pearl Chang Esau 張其瑀 EMGM , Founder of Shan Strategies, Rachel Lipson , Senior Policy Advisor for CHIPS for America , Dr. Behzad Razavi, Professor at UCLA, and Jared Zerbe , Director of Engineering at Apple for sharing your stances and thank you Richard-Duane Chambers for moderating this crucial discussion at the #NSTCSymposium

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