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Ohio State University received a $20 million investment to expand its semiconductor research and development capabilities through the Microelectronics Innovation and Technology Cluster. The funding enabled the purchase of advanced machinery focused on prototyping chips using high-power materials like nitride and gallium oxide, crucial for applications such as high-voltage electronics and electric vehicles. The labs, which are among the only facilities of their kind in the U.S., aim to bridge the gap between university research and commercial production.
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