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Applied Materials showcases chipmaking science and engineering at SG Science Fest event.

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LinkedInAug 5, 2026
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AI, smartphones, and countless technologies we use every day all start with a tiny semiconductor chip. This National Day weekend, head over to Applied Materials’ showcase at SG Science Fest, and get an inside look at the science and engineering behind chipmaking. Through an interactive hands-on activity, videos and exhibits, discover how materials innovation helps enable the powerful, energy-efficient chips that drive modern technology. 📅 8-10 August 2026 🕙 10am-6pm 📍 Science Centre Singapore, Tinkering Studio We look forward to seeing you there! #WeAreAppliedMaterials #MakeItMaterial

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  • Product Development
  • Industry Software
  • Events

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  • showcasing chipmaking science and engineering at event

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Aug 13, 2026
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linkedin-post-company
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linkedinPost

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    "num_likes": 30,
    "post_text": "AI, smartphones, and countless technologies we use every day all start with a tiny semiconductor chip.\n\nThis National Day weekend, head over to Applied Materials’ showcase at SG Science Fest, and get an inside look at the science and engineering behind chipmaking. Through an interactive hands-on activity, videos and exhibits, discover how materials innovation helps enable the powerful, energy-efficient chips that drive modern technology.\n\n📅 8-10 August 2026\n🕙 10am-6pm\n📍 Science Centre Singapore, Tinkering Studio\n\nWe look forward to seeing you there!\n\n#WeAreAppliedMaterials #MakeItMaterial",
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