SYENTA RAISES $26M FOR CHIP STAMPING TECH
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Australian semiconductor startup Syenta has secured $26 million in funding to develop electrochemical stamping technology for faster chip manufacturing. Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger will join the company's board.
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