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Fabscape is the premier open platform for vendor-independent data monitoring, management, and analytics across the entire production line.

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FEATURES | FABSCAPE | Equipment Manufacturer | 3rd Party Platforms | FDC System | MES |
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Cross-Vendor AI-Assisted Maintenance Planning | |||||
Cross-Vendor Predictive & Prescriptive Analytics Powered by AI | |||||
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Cross-Vendor Equipment Performance Analysis | |||||
Single Dashboard for All Equipment | |||||
Tool Performance Summaries | |||||
Graphical View of Multiple Equipment Data | |||||
Customizable Data Analysis Across Equipment |
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- InsightsWhile the semiconductor industry has been swift to collaborate on many things, improved production is not one of them. Historically, competitors have been quick to band together in the realm of research and design in order to settle on advancements such as a new standard wafer size. Yet chip production itself remains a black hole
- EventsIn a world where semiconductor chip production is increasingly complex, data becomes much more useful when it can be collected and analyzed on a single platform. In our March 2023 live demo with Semiconductor Digest, Yuji Minegishi and Jacob Strock of Gigaphoton explained the benefit of the Fabscape open platform and demonstrated how simple
- EventsIn our October 2022 Semiconductor Digest webinar, Yuji Minegishi, General Manager at Gigaphoton, and Jacob Strock, a Gigaphoton data scientist, explained how the Fabscape platform works to solve the semiconductor industry’s greatest puzzle. At first glance, it looks like today’s semiconductor manufacturers have no shortage of data whatsoever. But while data in its simplest forms

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Why Semiconductor Industry Open Platform Collaboration is Both Necessary and Secure
While the semiconductor industry has been swift to collaborate on many things, improved production is not one of them. Historically, competitors have been quick to band together in the realm of research and design in order to settle on advancements such as a new standard wafer size. Yet chip production itself remains a black hole