Self contradictory JP finally opens his eye... Good one.

[crashnburn]

Just now, BetaCat said:

Parledu cheppu if you were my junior I already know who you work with...but if you're making up this story, I feel  for you. 

don't be sorrry dude. I clearly said that I'm not doing that in Chennai. you keep asking the same question.

[BetaCat]

5 minutes ago, crashnburn said:

lithography machines cheseytollu boledu mandhi unnaru. not all of those machines are for the semconductor industry.

Ok, so now you are saying you make Ion beam lithography equipment but not quantum dot arrays. But earlier you said that you were selling quantum dot arrays, I don't know who would buy them though (don't think anyone outside research), not sure how it can be commercialized. So, what is it? Ion beam lithography or quantum dot arrays ??

[crashnburn]

Just now, lovemystate said:

I am talking about semiconductor lithography. Not my area but my interest got piqued after trade war between us and china.

asml in netherlands makes the most advanced machines. nobody even comes close

[BetaCat]

1 minute ago, lovemystate said:

they may be usng bangalore office for software devlopment.

No, a few of my friends from IITB were hired here to do materials characterization at HP. I know they also do lithography at Applied Materials (I am sure of this).

[lovemystate]

1 minute ago, BetaCat said:

No, a few of my friends from IITB were hired here to do materials characterization at HP. I know they also do lithography at Applied Materials (I am sure of this).

Do the manufacture semiconductor in bangalore office ? it looks like a software office not afoundry

[BetaCat]

8 minutes ago, crashnburn said:

asml in netherlands makes the most advanced machines. nobody even comes close

Switching topics again, so your startup is not based in India?

[BetaCat]

6 minutes ago, lovemystate said:

Do the manufacture semiconductor in bangalore office ? it looks like a software office not afoundry

They definitely used to hire people in the past, I don't if they are still doing it. Applied Materials lo I am sure they still do stuff related to manufacturing and characterization. 

[crashnburn]

1 minute ago, BetaCat said:

Ok, so now you are saying you make Ion beam lithography but not quantum dot arrays. But earlier you said that you were selling quantum dot arrays, I don't know who would buy them though (don't think anyone outside research), not sure how it can be commercialized. So, what is it? Ion beam lithography or quantum dot arrays ??

 I didn't claim to be making ion beam lithography machines or quantum dot arrays 

that's why I keep saying you are asking the wrong questions. you can't even come up with what it is I make (again among other tools).

what do you mean by 'commercialised'? dude, what are you even trying to achieve? to show that I'm a blowhard. sure, I made all of that up. now just give it up.

 

[crashnburn]

7 minutes ago, BetaCat said:

Switching topics again, so your startup is not based in India?

obviously not.

[crashnburn]

18 minutes ago, lovemystate said:

Do the manufacture semiconductor in bangalore office ? it looks like a software office not afoundry

no. they just provide the machines. and currently all advanced lithography machines are sold by asml. not applied materials.

at bangalore, max, they'll have a materials science lab. 

[BetaCat]

3 minutes ago, crashnburn said:

 I didn't claim to be making ion beam lithography machines or quantum dot arrays 

that's why I keep saying you are asking the wrong questions. you can't even come up with what it is I make (again among other tools).

what do you mean by 'commercialised'? dude, what are you even trying to achieve? to show that I'm a blowhard. sure, I made all of that up. now just give it up.

 

So, you're making it up? I mean, you agree that you're making it up? But, you seem to know a little bit, probably from reading about it; definitely not organized like you would get from school. So, I don't believe you actually studied Materials Science. Just the impression you gave me.  

 

[crashnburn]

21 minutes ago, BetaCat said:

No, a few of my friends from IITB were hired here to do materials characterization at HP. I know they also do lithography at Applied Materials (I am sure of this).

duh!! what's 'doing' lithography mean? do they manufacture or atleast prototype chips there? no.

[crashnburn]

1 minute ago, BetaCat said:

So, you're making it up? I mean, you agree that you're making it up? But, you seem to know a little bit, probably from reading about it; definitely not organized like you would get from school. So, I don't believe you actually studied Materials Science. Just the impression you gave me.  

sure.

[BetaCat]

4 minutes ago, crashnburn said:

no. they just provide the machines. and currently all advanced lithography machines are sold by asml. not applied materials.

at bangalore, max, they'll have a materials science lab. 

I definitely heard about ASML, but the e-beam I used to use is from JEOL. We also had an FIB from ThermoFisher.

[BetaCat]

3 minutes ago, crashnburn said:

duh!! what's 'doing' lithography mean? do they manufacture or atleast prototype chips there? no.

At AM, yes. At HP, I don't know if they still do, they might just be using SEM and TEM.