Applied Materials expands Singapore manufacturing with USD 500 million Tampines campus to meet AI chip demand

Applied Materials, Inc.

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  • Applied Materials expanded manufacturing and R&D in Singapore with a USD 500 million Tampines Campus to support AI-driven chip equipment demand.
  • The site more than doubles advanced cleanroom capacity in Singapore. It is already operating at volume production.
  • Applied expects to add about 1,000 local jobs over the next few years as part of the expansion.
  • The campus strengthens Applied’s global manufacturing footprint alongside facilities in the U.S., Europe, Israel, Taiwan.
  • Applied also cited a planned USD 5 billion EPIC Center in Silicon Valley, intended to speed commercialization from research to manufacturing.


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