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New RELLIS STEM building to house industry partners - Vimarsana News

New RELLIS STEM building to house industry partners

Industry partners will soon have a more permanent home at a Texas A&M University System building on the RELLIS campus because of a different funding source from a 2021 bill

Cruz calls for U.S. semiconductor production boosts to mitigate 'vulnerability' to China - Vimarsana News

Cruz calls for U.S. semiconductor production boosts to mitigate 'vulnerability' to China

Sen. Ted Cruz says boosting U.S. semiconductor production is essential to national security and helps mitigate a 'vulnerability' to China.

Source: yahoo.com
Texas A&M University System And University Academic Alliance In Taiwan Sign Collaborative Agreement - Vimarsana News

Texas A&M University System And University Academic Alliance In Taiwan Sign Collaborative Agreement

The agreement is aimed at facilitating collaboration in a number of key areas, including the design and production of semiconductors.

Source: tamu.edu
A&M signs student exchange agreement with Taiwan officials - Vimarsana News

A&M signs student exchange agreement with Taiwan officials

Texas A&M students are expected to take a field trip next May. They’ll need a suitcase and a passport to go, though.

Texas Semiconductor Summit Showcases the State's Potential to Lead a Manufacturing Surge in the Semiconductor Industry – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

Texas Semiconductor Summit Showcases the State's Potential to Lead a Manufacturing Surge in the Semiconductor Industry – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

Technology experts, industry leaders, university officials and government representatives gathered on the Texas A&M University campus last week to discuss strategies for overcoming an ongoing semiconductor chip shortage.The need for collaboration