Rapidus Expands to Silicon Valley with New Sales Office

Rapidus Design Solutions, based in Santa Clara, California, is set to revolutionize the semiconductor industry with its cutting-edge 2nm manufacturing process technology. The company's primary focus is on serving fabless semiconductor companies eager to leverage the advancements offered by Rapidus. In addition to catering to clients, Rapidus will also collaborate closely with its technology partners and suppliers to ensure seamless integration of its innovative solutions.

Richard, a seasoned executive with a rich background in technology, brings a wealth of experience to Rapidus. Having held key positions at renowned companies such as AMD, Freescale, IBM, NetApp, and SanDisk, Richard's leadership is expected to drive Rapidus towards achieving its ambitious goals in the semiconductor sector.

Recently, Rapidus made headlines with the announcement of substantial funding allocated to its 2nm-foundry front-end project. This investment will not only support wafer development but also fuel advancements in the packaging domain. Specifically, Rapidus is focusing on the design and manufacturing of chiplet packages tailored for 2nm semiconductors, signaling its commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation.

Established in 2022 with backing from the Japanese government and a consortium of leading Japanese firms like Sony and Toyota, Rapidus has solidified its position in the industry. The company has forged a strategic partnership with IBM to jointly develop 2nm node technology, underscoring its dedication to staying at the forefront of semiconductor manufacturing.

"With the inauguration of our Silicon Valley office and Henri's extensive semiconductor expertise, we are dedicated to providing unparalleled support to our clients, bridging the expertise from Japan and the US to meet their design and manufacturing requirements," stated Atsuyoshi Koike, the CEO of Rapidus, emphasizing the company's commitment to customer satisfaction.

Currently, Rapidus boasts a team of over 100 scientists and engineers collaborating with IBM researchers at the Albany NanoTech semiconductor research facility in New York state. This collaborative effort underscores Rapidus's commitment to fostering innovation and driving technological advancements in the semiconductor landscape.