How CPUs are Made: From Sand to Wafers to Chips

In this video I discuss how chips are made from sand to silicon. I talk about all the steps it takes: from chip design and layout to chip manufacturing and packaging... #chips #chipfabrication #fabrication

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[cobusmyburgh]

Best short and informative video on the production of microchips that I have ever seen. I've always wondered why the chip wafers was produced in a circle and not a square. Thanks a lot!

[almightyred]

ok, I knew this... you work at apple inc. ... right?

[sMASHsound]

these videos are clearing up some questions, and giving me a lot of insight into how these things get done.

[tusharupadhyay]

Just getting started with Electronics Engineering and this video got me more excited about semiconductors!!
Great Work!!!

[STN]

The term "tape out" is a carryover from when the artwork for printed circuit boards was created laying out the design with black tape.

[rakeshkumarrout]

1-wash potatoes 🥔
2- slice them
3-soak them in boiled water
4-blanch
5-bake/fry
6-add some seasoning
7-wrap
Now ur chips are ready to eat..not that complicated..

[FredHinge]

Anastasi . . . If the "2nm process" is just a marketing term that relates to improvements in silicon base semiconductors, then is there any reason NOT to think that in the future "we" could achieve a "0.1nm process" chips (aka 0.1nm chips) or some other extreme performance chips?

[NikolazLopes]

I always research about this process, but I never knew why the wafer was a disk. Finally, everything makes sense. THX!!!

[physicsimulation]

Bonjour,
I just look at open source trend for soc design.
Could you please express you opinion on this vs current main stream trends.
Thanks
P.S. Continue to share your appreciated and tremedeous knowledge.

[xcommandergaming]

I wish this video would have available 7 months ago, when I was breaking my head to understand all this from a pdf in textual form.
But may be now from now someone new would be lucky as he will get to learn from this video.

[gobl-analienabductedbyhuma]

Thank you for the informative vid! Just great

[WalterKaan]

Very good info in a small package. And nice car too! Okay, I have one also, and love it :)

[joshuaeuceda]

Thank you, very enlightening, appreciate you sharing your knowledge!

[jasperwilliamjocson]

Love the video, this is my dream job, designing microchip. But its impossible now. Im just enjoying watching this kind of video😊

[Giridharan-yngu]

Making of microprocessors is awesome and u explained very goodly from the start till the end of the process thanks mam for a wonderful video❤️

[bradlavassaur]

Your channel is awesome!! It's so awesome, that the tech company I work for, used this video for training. I was so impressed, I subscribed to this channel. You're an incredible source of inspiration, and tech information. Thank you very much for sharing your experience, and knowledge. Have a great day. 😊

[techbits]

Tesla... Waow amazing as well as Superb to see u r driving it.

Nice informative video on Chip Design.. With internal processes as ever I seen. It's my first experience to see internal process in a chip maker industry.

[Michael-tgev]

Your channel is really good. Elon you need to hire her

[arzigogolato]

Great intro also this time :) and such an interesting topi!! Thanks Anastasi!! You didn't stop even though it is August... no vacations this year?

[estebanquesada]

Amazing content, please keep doing this!