Some of the most important factories on Earth producing the most in-demand product on Earth in the most futuristic work environment I've ever seen, staffed by undoubtedly some of the smartest and most well-educated people on the planet. Truly amazing.
The entire semiconductor industry is pretty mind bending. It combines electrical engineering, computational psychics, chemistry, metrology, process control, design automation & power generation all in one.
@@MAZZAR0TH It is the culmination of the efforts of millions of people working in hundreds of different scientific areas for a couple of centuries and hundreds of billions of dollars to fund everything. You can track the development of computers and more specifically microchips and there is never a stage where something unexplainable happens. It is just incremental improvements over time.
@@MAZZAR0TH Well they started with vacuum tubes, then went to germanium to make the first transistors and then settled on silicon since it performs better at higher temperatures and is more stable. Then it is just a matter of refinement over decades.
Taiwan is the giant in the tech industry.. Literally every tech chips and micro products made in Taiwan. Love From Bangladesh. And salute to the engineers and people who involve in this.❤️
@@mussabgasmelseed5079 The tech belongs to the US. That's why US was able to ban semiconductor export to China. Think of Taiwan and S.Korea as US partners in technology.
@@PakistanidramasN3D the tech "belongs" to ASML of the Netherlands who were pressured by the US government to stop the sale of leading edge lithography machines.
The level of attention to detail and care for each an every process is really something to be an example for any industry. Taiwan not only innovates in chip making, but also in resource management and environmental responsibility. Truly Inspiring.
If you wanna see how pure , small and complex a mankind can achieve then look inside such fab plant. It is not just these complex and mostly automated steps, alot of physics, equations , design kits, chemical recipes, measurements, statistics, marketing and what not is involved. I working in a small semiconductor company and have witnessed these complexity and cost of each such step. This Video is amazing.
@@shin-ishikiri-no oh shut up , U as a Japanese hv no right to tell others to get over it . Moreover , yr government consistently downplay and neglected what atrocities that u guys did.
@@shin-ishikiri-no I know Westerners and Japanese want everyone to forget history, but with increased multipolarity and nationalism, you better believe the opposite will happen and you're not gonna hear the end of your crimes!
Beautiful, wonderfully designed factory and amazing technology! I would love to assist in designing and building such an amazing factory one day. The impact these factories have on the world is underappreciated in my opinion. I wish you great success!
Taiwan's Industrial and Overall Economic Strength. Many people are unaware of the industrial and overall economic strength of Taiwan today. Taiwan has a well-developed technology and manufacturing sector. It is ranked first in the world in semiconductor chip manufacturing, first in the world in ICT equipment manufacturing, third in the world in machinery and components manufacturing, third in the world in biotechnology companies, fourth in the world in machine tools, sixth in the world in chemical plants, and fifth in the world in shipbuilding tonnage. Taiwan's aerospace industry is also ranked sixth in the world in terms of output. Taiwan is also the world's largest and most technologically advanced carbon fiber composite material OEM, with applications ranging from tennis rackets and bicycles to aircraft components. Taiwan has many companies that are hidden champions in the global manufacturing sector. These companies are at the top of their respective industries, but they are not well-known to the general public. Taiwan has developed its own supercomputers, AI computers, quantum chips, satellites, and has successfully test-fired military space rockets on multiple occasions. In terms of overall technology and manufacturing strength, Taiwan is on par with the United States, Japan, and the EU industrial countries. Taiwan is currently the 20th largest economy in the world, with total foreign investment assets of over $2 trillion. It is the fifth largest foreign investor in the world and the fifth largest net creditor nation. Manufacturing accounts for over 36% of Taiwan's GDP and contributes over 50% to economic growth, the highest in Asia. Taiwan's listed companies invest and set up factories overseas, and their overseas offshore processing and manufacturing import and export trade exceeds $1 trillion each year (most of which is included in Hong Kong's import and export trade figures). The import and export trade of these Taiwanese companies is not included in Taiwan's import and export trade figures. If the import and export trade of Taiwanese companies' overseas factories is included in Taiwan's own import and export trade figures, the total global trade volume of Taiwanese companies will reach $1.9 trillion, surpassing Japan and the Netherlands to become the fourth largest trading power in the world after the United States, China, and Germany. Taiwanese companies' overseas factories have supported the families of hundreds of millions of employees in China, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia. It is estimated that Taiwan will enter the top 20 economies in the world in 2023 based on its own domestic production and manufacturing import and export trade, becoming a member of the G20. Among the G20 countries, Taiwan is the only one with no natural resources, relying solely on manufacturing, and with a population of 23.5 million and the smallest land area.
Taiwan is a truly incredible country full of truly incredible people! Their hard work, talent, and ingenuity makes the world a better place for everyone. Massive respect!
Many people think that Asia's tech powerhouses are only Japan, China, and South Korea. But this small island Taiwan are strong, at least in the semiconductor field.
😂 Nobody thinks that. China is NOT a tech "powerhouse." They are a cheap labor powerhouse where tech is sent to be assembled. China doesn't create tech. They assemble tech for the people who create it. They are simply a big population that the free world used as cheap labor after collapsing the Soviet Union.
@@rustyshaklford9557 China is just an American sweatshop with a billion peasants to assemble our stuff. Taiwan is an American partner. Educate yourself.
I have been following this company closely for months now reading all I can following it's trading on NYSE and now came across this short video by chance. It blew me away to see the production and how intricate the chips are..Really interesting stuff. I am hoping the tech sector stands up over the next few years and would be great to see what future generations of this technology will evolve to. I will be looking for your video ☺
Those Muratec machines are called OHT (Overhead Hoist Transport). Muratec and Daifuku are the two Japanese firms that dominate the market for supplying such machines.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:05 *🏭 Semiconductor Manufacturing Overview* - Overview of semiconductor manufacturing process, - Importance of constant innovation in the semiconductor industry, - Challenges and critical role of energy center in semiconductor production. 02:04 *💡 Semiconductor Basics* - Introduction to silicon and its semiconductor properties, - Explanation of transistors as switches in integrated circuits, - Significance of billions of transistors in modern electronics. 04:42 *🌏 Taiwan's Semiconductor Industry* - Taiwan's dominance in global semiconductor production, - Contribution of Taiwan's semiconductor sector to the global market, - Leading-edge logic and memory manufacturing in Taiwan. 06:18 *🏢 Micron Technology in Taiwan* - Micron's significant presence and contribution to Taiwan's semiconductor industry, - Scale and magnitude of Micron's manufacturing operations in Taiwan, - Micron's role in making Taiwan a hub for semiconductor production. 08:30 *🛡️ Semiconductor Design and Fabrication* - Overview of semiconductor design process, - Importance of cleanliness and contamination control in semiconductor fabrication, - Introduction to gowning and cleanroom procedures. 11:33 *💻 Semiconductor Fabrication Process* - Detailed explanation of semiconductor fabrication steps, - Importance of precision and cleanliness in semiconductor manufacturing, - Utilization of advanced technologies in semiconductor fabrication. 16:42 *🔬 Quality Control and Testing* - Overview of quality control measures in semiconductor production, - Introduction to chip testing and validation processes, - Importance of reliability and functionality testing in semiconductor manufacturing. 19:37 *🌱 Environmental Sustainability* - Efforts towards environmental sustainability in semiconductor manufacturing, - Implementation of recycling and water conservation initiatives, - Integration of renewable energy sources and green infrastructure in semiconductor factories. Made with HARPA AI
Fantastic documentary and hats off to the brainy Taiwanese who can pull it off.But above all, the genius of the pioneers at Micron who came up with the idea. True success story!!!
I was living in Taiwan in 1993 and had some friends who worked in the computer industry. They were describing something to me called CD2, a voice and video communication program over the internet that they already have in Taiwan in 1993. Today we call it Face Time. I believe Apple company used it to promote their cell phones. I do recommend you all stop by Taiwan sometime. You may see some new products you might be interested in.
What an outstanding video....!! I have lost my words...!! Amazing cutting edge technology....!! Wow...!! Love and Respect for Taiwan from Bangladesh...!!
Fantastic documentary. It just takes me back to when I started in 1976, in capacitor factory in the early stages of them being made, and then we started developing chips (STC/AVX) how time flew. I had 32 years there. What a process today. If only I was young again, I would love to be involved. Great Video.
I'm a graduate student working on my master in Tsinshu where all those fabs are I've seen quite a lot of indian engineers around, alot of indian students in my school(NTHU) too
Exciting times for semiconductor stocks TSMC, AMD and NVDA. which are all experiencing a surge in value. It's interesting to watch the competition develop, given these stocks are major contributors to Al chip growth. On the increase of my personal holdings, I've witnessed amazing impact on my shares.
Intel and AMD will definitely have their share of the market. TSMC is at max capacity and investing in other semiconductor companies will be an absolute power move, Different chips are good at different things and Nvidia has been very specialised, which leaves other aspects of Al open.
certainly, i had bought NVDA shares at $300, $475 cheap b4 the 10 for 1 split and with huge interest I keep adding, i’m currently doings the same for PLTR, POET and AMD constructively. Best possible way to get ahead, is participating behind top experienced performers.
I agree, i own three business, right now I'm compiling and picking stocks that l'd love to hold on to for a few years before retirement, do you think these stocks would do better over the years? My goal is to have at least $2 million saved for retirement.
@@araujofi But the United States will not allow China to interfere in Taiwan's rule.So, go to sleep, you will have everything when you dream. Hahaha....🤣🤣🤣
You should pull out the Constitution in the Presidential Palace and see that it reads, 中華民國, Republic Of China, ROC. Taiwan is a land mass. Good luck with the brainwashing.
This is amazing to watch. But also, there are an appreciable number of process improvements that would decrease particles contaminating the process. It's actually surprising to see that in a place that's clearly made by a large number of absolute geniuses. A basic example was the fan room before entering the clean room. Second dude by distance from the camera has his arms up, closest dude never takes his arms from the side. How much doesn't get blown out because of the closest dude? What other casual actions in that area would contribute to the same contaminations? Even if it's not a lot, it's an extremely simple fix in terms of resources, time, and cost.
The demand of semiconductors are crazy skyrocketed nowadays. I've heard that these companies bring it down as small as into the atomic level. If so, it could be a great innovation and it could be a peak in this industry.
This technology factory looks really cool and amazing❤ its pretty much everything ive wanted in terms of sightseeing i hope i can visit one day and great job and the documentary guys😁
Very impressive work on this documentary about Micron’s semiconductor manufacturing in Taiwan 🇹🇼. Really enjoyed watching it. It was insightful and informative on the entire process with excellent footage taken at each step. Keep up the good work and I look forward to watching more in the future! 👏
@@TsaicheW microchip design is mostly from the US, while the litho machines come from the Netherlands. ASML is the one who for a large part dictates progress in the semi conductor field as it is due to them that gates, transistors etc can be further miniaturized. Taiwan as a manufacturing hub is of great importance but due to the fabs opening in the EU and US this importance is shrinking rapidly. The production of microchips is far less complex than pushing physics (ASML) but that also applies to the design of new functionality through microchips. TSMC has a whole team of ASML employees present for maintenance as they are unable to do so themselves - the complexity is simply too great. TSMC is important but their importance should not be over-inflated. Lastly, TSMC was originally setup as a joint venture between the Taiwanese government and Philips of the Netherlands. ASML in turn is a spin-off of Philips. It all comes full circle.
@@ntro9347Have you seen the size of the TSMC factory? An ASML EUV machine is the size of a bus. Yes you can’t produce the best semiconductor chips without ASML machines but there must more to it than simply ASML. In other words maybe the Dutch should give it a try. Or the Americans can simply buy an ASML EUV machine and produce the best semiconductors themselves instead of asking TSMC to open a factory in Arizona.
The whole world needs to pay attention to Taiwan. They are amazing. They protect green. They protect the environment. They protect the world and make everything beautiful
As a manufacturer for the MGP mold ,lead frame molds ,auto molding system ,trim&form machine,we also find that this industry need to make the progress all the times.
I did chip design in the 70s when you could physically probe transistors on a chip! I can't get my head around the tiny dimensions of modern devices, but also the ability to design machines that can move things around on those wafers at such anaccuracy.
❤a heart for such a nice documentry purely educational non biased and tecnology lovers. Thank u guys love to see more such from your side. Love from pakistan
Thank you! Taiwan has also some other mega factories, have you tried Kaoliang liquor? Take a look: th-cam.com/video/EKmOmk5rMdw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IEcddHYZyfTgbPrV
More buildings should adopt planting vegetation on their walls! Such a simple idea, but it drastically improves the appearance of structures which would otherwise be bland/industrial looking.
@@Mr.Tapori it all just depends, there are so many different levels of jobs required to make a fab like this operate. Some technician jobs require no experience and education and some jobs are very elite requiring many years of university and experience. Not to mention all the support jobs outside of fab that are essential for operations. Literally it takes a village to operate a fab….any specific question you have for a certain type of job maybe I can help you better!
Semiconductor engineering is an efficient process that integrates research and development, production, sales, and service. This is what we have been doing all along。❤
Love this kind of documentary! Much better than netflix’s documentaries.
Thank you!
this is good, but it didn't get anywhere near the 1,000 steps to creating a chip
@@davidanalyst671why
DW is good.
Cleopatra was born in Taiwan
Some of the most important factories on Earth producing the most in-demand product on Earth in the most futuristic work environment I've ever seen, staffed by undoubtedly some of the smartest and most well-educated people on the planet. Truly amazing.
The entire semiconductor industry is pretty mind bending. It combines electrical engineering, computational psychics, chemistry, metrology, process control, design automation & power generation all in one.
Where did this knowledge come from? I highly doubt men just thought of it on their own.
@@MAZZAR0TH It is the culmination of the efforts of millions of people working in hundreds of different scientific areas for a couple of centuries and hundreds of billions of dollars to fund everything. You can track the development of computers and more specifically microchips and there is never a stage where something unexplainable happens. It is just incremental improvements over time.
Well stated 👋
@@stevea1936 I doubt that. Men didn't just progressively create cpu's from sand.
@@MAZZAR0TH Well they started with vacuum tubes, then went to germanium to make the first transistors and then settled on silicon since it performs better at higher temperatures and is more stable. Then it is just a matter of refinement over decades.
Taiwan is the giant in the tech industry.. Literally every tech chips and micro products made in Taiwan. Love From Bangladesh. And salute to the engineers and people who involve in this.❤️
Только производяться ! А оборудование, технологии и разработка это все Европа , США и Япония!
@@Colenuiogyreztaiwan have company make their own chips compete with usa phone chip maker mediateck and now investing in make factory inside usa
Education matters, if you can do away with backwards of religion you can be like Taiwan
@@mussabgasmelseed5079 The tech belongs to the US. That's why US was able to ban semiconductor export to China. Think of Taiwan and S.Korea as US partners in technology.
@@PakistanidramasN3D the tech "belongs" to ASML of the Netherlands who were pressured by the US government to stop the sale of leading edge lithography machines.
The process to make these devices is staggering. I’m always blown away that people created the machines that make this miraculous chips.
Magnificent industry of Taiwan..we don’t want the country to fall under anyone’s control
not allowed
it already is in US's control thats why US stopped chip supply for Huawei
The video was soo clean I used it to clean my lappy screen. Thanks Taiwan.
lol😂
The level of attention to detail and care for each an every process is really something to be an example for any industry. Taiwan not only innovates in chip making, but also in resource management and environmental responsibility. Truly Inspiring.
If you wanna see how pure , small and complex a mankind can achieve then look inside such fab plant. It is not just these complex and mostly automated steps, alot of physics, equations , design kits, chemical recipes, measurements, statistics, marketing and what not is involved. I working in a small semiconductor company and have witnessed these complexity and cost of each such step. This Video is amazing.
Most people can't even begin to understand the complex nature of this even being possible! It's unbelievable we can even do this!
I am in my 1st year of engineering. What do you think one must focus on to get into the industry?
Taiwan is a very important country for us all. Keep Taiwan safe!
Love from Japan
Then why did Japan commit such atrocities on the locals?
@@dunzhen Get over it. Childish complaints like this have zero significance in today's world.
@@shin-ishikiri-no oh shut up , U as a Japanese hv no right to tell others to get over it . Moreover , yr government consistently downplay and neglected what atrocities that u guys did.
They do well with the machines provided by ASML from the Netherlands
@@shin-ishikiri-no I know Westerners and Japanese want everyone to forget history, but with increased multipolarity and nationalism, you better believe the opposite will happen and you're not gonna hear the end of your crimes!
Beautiful, wonderfully designed factory and amazing technology! I would love to assist in designing and building such an amazing factory one day. The impact these factories have on the world is underappreciated in my opinion. I wish you great success!
Impact on the environment, too.
Taiwan's Industrial and Overall Economic Strength.
Many people are unaware of the industrial and overall economic strength of Taiwan today.
Taiwan has a well-developed technology and manufacturing sector. It is ranked first in the world in semiconductor chip manufacturing, first in the world in ICT equipment manufacturing, third in the world in machinery and components manufacturing, third in the world in biotechnology companies, fourth in the world in machine tools, sixth in the world in chemical plants, and fifth in the world in shipbuilding tonnage. Taiwan's aerospace industry is also ranked sixth in the world in terms of output. Taiwan is also the world's largest and most technologically advanced carbon fiber composite material OEM, with applications ranging from tennis rackets and bicycles to aircraft components.
Taiwan has many companies that are hidden champions in the global manufacturing sector. These companies are at the top of their respective industries, but they are not well-known to the general public. Taiwan has developed its own supercomputers, AI computers, quantum chips, satellites, and has successfully test-fired military space rockets on multiple occasions.
In terms of overall technology and manufacturing strength, Taiwan is on par with the United States, Japan, and the EU industrial countries. Taiwan is currently the 20th largest economy in the world, with total foreign investment assets of over $2 trillion. It is the fifth largest foreign investor in the world and the fifth largest net creditor nation.
Manufacturing accounts for over 36% of Taiwan's GDP and contributes over 50% to economic growth, the highest in Asia. Taiwan's listed companies invest and set up factories overseas, and their overseas offshore processing and manufacturing import and export trade exceeds $1 trillion each year (most of which is included in Hong Kong's import and export trade figures). The import and export trade of these Taiwanese companies is not included in Taiwan's import and export trade figures.
If the import and export trade of Taiwanese companies' overseas factories is included in Taiwan's own import and export trade figures, the total global trade volume of Taiwanese companies will reach $1.9 trillion, surpassing Japan and the Netherlands to become the fourth largest trading power in the world after the United States, China, and Germany.
Taiwanese companies' overseas factories have supported the families of hundreds of millions of employees in China, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia.
It is estimated that Taiwan will enter the top 20 economies in the world in 2023 based on its own domestic production and manufacturing import and export trade, becoming a member of the G20. Among the G20 countries, Taiwan is the only one with no natural resources, relying solely on manufacturing, and with a population of 23.5 million and the smallest land area.
It is awesome ❤
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Taiwan is a truly incredible country full of truly incredible people! Their hard work, talent, and ingenuity makes the world a better place for everyone. Massive respect!
:D :D :D
Never as a country.
every country famous of something
like others famous of colonizing , occupying , spreading diseases , declaring wars .
@@AwardQueue真愛嘴 😂
@@AwardQueue poor guy
Excellent engineering innovation dear Taiwanese.Wish you to do many more high degree of innovation for betterment of humanity.
They say it's just a small island but Taiwan is a giant advanced tech manufacturer
majority of tech brands are taiwan based
Many people think that Asia's tech powerhouses are only Japan, China, and South Korea. But this small island Taiwan are strong, at least in the semiconductor field.
😂 Nobody thinks that. China is NOT a tech "powerhouse." They are a cheap labor powerhouse where tech is sent to be assembled. China doesn't create tech. They assemble tech for the people who create it. They are simply a big population that the free world used as cheap labor after collapsing the Soviet Union.
Why did you mention China twice?
@@rustyshaklford9557 China is just an American sweatshop with a billion peasants to assemble our stuff. Taiwan is an American partner. Educate yourself.
@@rustyshaklford9557 now get back in the factory and assemble my iPhone. STOP jumping off the roof. It's bad for business 🤣🤣🤣
@@AllDay3090如果没有美国政府阻止 iPhone的存储器和屏幕都将来自中国设计和制造 懂？😂😂😂
I have been following this company closely for months now reading all I can following it's trading on NYSE and now came across this short video by chance. It blew me away to see the production and how intricate the chips are..Really interesting stuff. I am hoping the tech sector stands up over the next few years and would be great to see what future generations of this technology will evolve to. I will be looking for your video ☺
This was AMAZING! Taiwan is AMAZING!
the containers on rails on the ceiling are awesome
Those Muratec machines are called OHT (Overhead Hoist Transport). Muratec and Daifuku are the two Japanese firms that dominate the market for supplying such machines.
The kindness here is so inspiring. Blessings to everyone!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:05 *🏭 Semiconductor Manufacturing Overview*
- Overview of semiconductor manufacturing process,
- Importance of constant innovation in the semiconductor industry,
- Challenges and critical role of energy center in semiconductor production.
02:04 *💡 Semiconductor Basics*
- Introduction to silicon and its semiconductor properties,
- Explanation of transistors as switches in integrated circuits,
- Significance of billions of transistors in modern electronics.
04:42 *🌏 Taiwan's Semiconductor Industry*
- Taiwan's dominance in global semiconductor production,
- Contribution of Taiwan's semiconductor sector to the global market,
- Leading-edge logic and memory manufacturing in Taiwan.
06:18 *🏢 Micron Technology in Taiwan*
- Micron's significant presence and contribution to Taiwan's semiconductor industry,
- Scale and magnitude of Micron's manufacturing operations in Taiwan,
- Micron's role in making Taiwan a hub for semiconductor production.
08:30 *🛡️ Semiconductor Design and Fabrication*
- Overview of semiconductor design process,
- Importance of cleanliness and contamination control in semiconductor fabrication,
- Introduction to gowning and cleanroom procedures.
11:33 *💻 Semiconductor Fabrication Process*
- Detailed explanation of semiconductor fabrication steps,
- Importance of precision and cleanliness in semiconductor manufacturing,
- Utilization of advanced technologies in semiconductor fabrication.
16:42 *🔬 Quality Control and Testing*
- Overview of quality control measures in semiconductor production,
- Introduction to chip testing and validation processes,
- Importance of reliability and functionality testing in semiconductor manufacturing.
19:37 *🌱 Environmental Sustainability*
- Efforts towards environmental sustainability in semiconductor manufacturing,
- Implementation of recycling and water conservation initiatives,
- Integration of renewable energy sources and green infrastructure in semiconductor factories.
Made with HARPA AI
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Fantastic documentary and hats off to the brainy Taiwanese who can pull it off.But above all, the genius of the pioneers at Micron who came up with the idea. True success story!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was living in Taiwan in 1993 and had some friends who worked in the computer industry. They were describing something to me called CD2, a voice and video communication program over the internet that they already have in Taiwan in 1993. Today we call it Face Time. I believe Apple company used it to promote their cell phones. I do recommend you all stop by Taiwan sometime. You may see some new products you might be interested in.
Almost all the tech they use was invented by Whites.
You guys rock , great example of what real lean culture and dedication to excellence looks like
Taïwan is the king of semiconductor manufacturing!
Seeing so much love here is beautiful. God bless you all!
Be safe Taiwan from china full support from bharat 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Taiwan will always be a sovereign independent and innovative nation and taiwanese has the right to self determination. 🇮🇳❤🇹🇼
What an outstanding video....!! I have lost my words...!!
Amazing cutting edge technology....!! Wow...!!
Love and Respect for Taiwan from Bangladesh...!!
Thank you so much 😀
This is the best documentary on chip making. Living in North America, I am proud to be from Taiwan.
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Fantastic documentary. It just takes me back to when I started in 1976, in capacitor factory in the early stages of them being made, and then we started developing chips (STC/AVX) how time flew. I had 32 years there. What a process today. If only I was young again, I would love to be involved. Great Video.
Proud micron mmt employee here ❤
I’m from Boise, Idaho. My family also lives in Manassas. I don’t know many people who haven’t worked at micron! All the best!
Is absolutely amazing the knowledge and the complexity that humans have achieved.
Hello brothers and sisters of Taiwan. Our prayers always
I'm a graduate student working on my master in Tsinshu where all those fabs are
I've seen quite a lot of indian engineers around, alot of indian students in my school(NTHU) too
@@ilphi08 Best wishes to you and the people of Taiwan. Stay free from communist rule. Keep on making the world better.
Why do you all pretend to love Taiwan so much? Just so insincere...I sense ulterior motives
Exciting times for semiconductor stocks TSMC, AMD and NVDA. which are all experiencing a surge in value. It's interesting to watch the competition develop, given these stocks are major contributors to Al chip growth. On the increase of my personal holdings, I've witnessed amazing impact on my shares.
Intel and AMD will definitely have their share of the market. TSMC is at max capacity and investing in other semiconductor companies will be an absolute power move, Different chips are good at different things and Nvidia has been very specialised, which leaves other aspects of Al open.
This is the type of in-depth detail on the semiconductor market that investors need, also the right moment to focus on the rewarding AI manifesto.
certainly, i had bought NVDA shares at $300, $475 cheap b4 the 10 for 1 split and with huge interest I keep adding, i’m currently doings the same for PLTR, POET and AMD constructively. Best possible way to get ahead, is participating behind top experienced performers.
I agree, i own three business, right now I'm compiling and picking stocks that l'd love to hold on to for a few years before retirement, do you think these stocks would do better over the years? My goal is to have at least $2 million saved for retirement.
Amazingly, people are starting to get the uniqueness of Palantir.
Semiconductor industry is vital for all modern equipments. Nice to see such a mega semiconductor factory in Taiwan.
this is the best humanity have achieved . Thanks a lot to all those minds involved in this humanity's achievement.
Taiwan is great and beautiful Country l love.
How about pizza?
Keep Taiwan strong and independent
Lol, Taiwan is Chinese territory, and is even recognized by the US
Taiwan belongs to chine. Why don't you Americans take care of your f*cking country? stop meddling in the politics of other countries.
@@araujofi But the United States will not allow China to interfere in Taiwan's rule.So, go to sleep, you will have everything when you dream. Hahaha....🤣🤣🤣
You should pull out the Constitution in the Presidential Palace and see that it reads, 中華民國, Republic Of China, ROC. Taiwan is a land mass. Good luck with the brainwashing.
Yes, the US is always interfering in other countries' affairs, nothing unusual@@silmonliu7836
This video is so cool, everything about this factory looks so clean and efficient. It's amazing!
Taiwan is the best of the best semiconductor manufacturing 💪🏻
This is amazing to watch. But also, there are an appreciable number of process improvements that would decrease particles contaminating the process.
It's actually surprising to see that in a place that's clearly made by a large number of absolute geniuses.
A basic example was the fan room before entering the clean room. Second dude by distance from the camera has his arms up, closest dude never takes his arms from the side.
How much doesn't get blown out because of the closest dude? What other casual actions in that area would contribute to the same contaminations?
Even if it's not a lot, it's an extremely simple fix in terms of resources, time, and cost.
Wow! This is definitely one of my all time favorite documentaries. This was extraordinary! 😮
Thanks for watching! Check out our Semiconductor Geopolitics series playlist to learn more about the dynamics behind this high-tech industry!
I'm heading to Taiwan and this engineering marvel is on my must visit list!
Thanks for the documentary,
Excellent program of Taiwan Plus.
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Love this kind of documentry ! Much better than Netflix documentaries. I'm Rohit from India. We all Indians support semiconductor mede Taiwan.❤❤
Please stay away from Taiwan
Amazing semiconductors factory Tiawan
Thank you!
TSM is a great company , no regrets of buying their shares
this is breath taking! beautiful
Thank you!
The demand of semiconductors are crazy skyrocketed nowadays. I've heard that these companies bring it down as small as into the atomic level. If so, it could be a great innovation and it could be a peak in this industry.
We need Taiwan as an Independent country for other small countries as an example❤
This technology factory looks really cool and amazing❤ its pretty much everything ive wanted in terms of sightseeing i hope i can visit one day and great job and the documentary guys😁
Taiwan number one !!! 😊
This is probably the greatest invention and innovation of mankind 😀🎉❤
Very impressive work on this documentary about Micron’s semiconductor manufacturing in Taiwan 🇹🇼. Really enjoyed watching it. It was insightful and informative on the entire process with excellent footage taken at each step.
Keep up the good work and I look forward to watching more in the future! 👏
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I am impressed by Taiwan's technology.
ASML's technology. The Dutch
@@davidanalyst671 Owning ASML equipment can’t make you able to have cutting-edge skill of producing chips.
@@davidanalyst671 Microchip technology. USA founding
@@TsaicheW microchip design is mostly from the US, while the litho machines come from the Netherlands. ASML is the one who for a large part dictates progress in the semi conductor field as it is due to them that gates, transistors etc can be further miniaturized. Taiwan as a manufacturing hub is of great importance but due to the fabs opening in the EU and US this importance is shrinking rapidly. The production of microchips is far less complex than pushing physics (ASML) but that also applies to the design of new functionality through microchips. TSMC has a whole team of ASML employees present for maintenance as they are unable to do so themselves - the complexity is simply too great. TSMC is important but their importance should not be over-inflated.
Lastly, TSMC was originally setup as a joint venture between the Taiwanese government and Philips of the Netherlands. ASML in turn is a spin-off of Philips. It all comes full circle.
@@ntro9347Have you seen the size of the TSMC factory? An ASML EUV machine is the size of a bus. Yes you can’t produce the best semiconductor chips without ASML machines but there must more to it than simply ASML. In other words maybe the Dutch should give it a try. Or the Americans can simply buy an ASML EUV machine and produce the best semiconductors themselves instead of asking TSMC to open a factory in Arizona.
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The whole world needs to pay attention to Taiwan. They are amazing.
They protect green. They protect the environment. They protect the world and make everything beautiful
As a manufacturer for the MGP mold ,lead frame molds ,auto molding system ,trim&form machine,we also find that this industry need to make the progress all the times.
This is a so cool documentary! Go Taiwan!
I did chip design in the 70s when you could physically probe transistors on a chip! I can't get my head around the tiny dimensions of modern devices, but also the ability to design machines that can move things around on those wafers at such anaccuracy.
Very well documented for those who want to understand about the industry. Thank you.
Thank you!
TAIWAN'S MUSIC is awesome to have listened to in the house of pleasant changed.
❤a heart for such a nice documentry purely educational non biased and tecnology lovers. Thank u guys love to see more such from your side. Love from pakistan
Thank you!
I really love how it aims to leave less carbon footprint 👣 , well done taiwan ❤
Beautiful technology by inteligent People of Taiwan.
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i watch alot of videos abot this stuff and this was best one
Thank you! 🥰
This is absolutely amazing
Thank you! Taiwan has also some other mega factories, have you tried Kaoliang liquor? Take a look: th-cam.com/video/EKmOmk5rMdw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=IEcddHYZyfTgbPrV
Excellent documentary and educational video on semiconductors
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Thanks ASML
U.S.A SUPPORTS TAIWAN 🇺🇸🇺🇸
🆑own nation 🇺🇸, with 🆑own president
@@sleepyfella Someone said the U.S.A is a clown nation, yet they watch TH-camrs from that same nation.
@@EcstacyEcsence then why doesn't TH-cam stop operating in those nations? Because they are dependent on this nation's population
@@sleepyfella you just don't get
@@sleepyfella you're just a 🤡 who wants to get attention
Beautiful to watch these sophisticated machines do such precision work. Fascinating. [Also, I love TH-cam so much.]
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Yay Micron! Good company from my hometown in Boise, Idaho!
That is some fancy Factory Automation, great vid!!
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I can't believe that a small country quenches the ic thirst of half the world.
Its really very complicated to understanding...but it's good to gaining knowledge about how semiconductor work and how it made by micron factory.
This Technology chip making..is incredible of saintis engineers crafting 👍
Amazing mind bending pinnacle of innovation, thanks for making this documentary.
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Watching from india
Very good intresting informative attractive documentry ❤
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Taiwanese are so smart... really awesome
Taiwan is like the future world we usually see on sci fi movies.
Excellent knowledges, talents, works..........Congratulations.............
I'm a R&D engineer, i have dream to work in their fabrication facility
More buildings should adopt planting vegetation on their walls! Such a simple idea, but it drastically improves the appearance of structures which would otherwise be bland/industrial looking.
CONGRATULATION FROM FRANCE !
WHAT A LONG WAY SINCE ALL THE CHINA EMANCIPATION WITH THE OLD AND HORRIFIC EUROPEAN AND ENGLISH OCCUPATION ! RESPECT ❤
台湾已经不是中国的了
Turns out, it's very complicated to make a chip. and this channel is very useful for education👍
I'm sold I am just amazed by cutting edge technology 😲🤯🤗🤞🏻
3:54 what a sick transition, beautiful!
The most beautiful transistor transition I've ever seen
Let’s go $TSM!!
Excellent documentary!
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Best' video for internet good luck 🤞🤞
Thank you for this fabulous content. Make more of it please!
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Excellent documentary! Any chance we get something similar from inside one of TSMC's fabs?😬
I work for micron boise! 💪 cool to see some of our parts we make in action!!! Very good documentary as well!
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Hey I am from india
and madlely love this job
What qualifications required
Please tell
@@Mr.Tapori it all just depends, there are so many different levels of jobs required to make a fab like this operate. Some technician jobs require no experience and education and some jobs are very elite requiring many years of university and experience. Not to mention all the support jobs outside of fab that are essential for operations. Literally it takes a village to operate a fab….any specific question you have for a certain type of job maybe I can help you better!
Semiconductor engineering is an efficient process that integrates research and development, production, sales, and service. This is what we have been doing all along。❤
I have one word for this video.WOW!
Flawless Documentary!
Thank you so much!
Taiwan is a wonderful country
Much more impressive than the entirety of India