Applied Materials Inc. has developed an ion implanter system, dubbed Swift, that it claims is the first and only industry system to provide the doping accuracy and extended operating range required ...

Prior to 2008, Applied Materials (AMAT) used to be in the ion implantation business. The company generated revenues of $300 million in 2000 in the High Current Implant sector, giving the company a ...

In 2017, Applied Materials’ Ion Implant sector had revenues of about $600 million and the company had revenues of $14.5 billion (FY 2017 ending October 29, 2017).

Applied Materials’ Varian VIISta ion implant platform will be using Praxair Electronics’ UpTime sub-atmospheric dopant gas delivery system. Praxair Electronics noted that it is also the ...

The transaction is expected to be accretive to Applied's earnings on a non-GAAP basis in the first year. The acquisition will extend Applied's leadership in wafer fabrication equipment (WFE) with the ...

Applied Materials has announced the Applied Varian VIISta 900 3D system, a medium-current ion implantation tool developed for manufacturing FinFET and 3D NAND designs at sub-2Xnm nodes.