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WHAT’S NEXT / THE ROADMAP

From understanding
to application.

Education is the foundation. These four directions explore how Qunix Labs could support the semiconductor industry next. They are proposals, not available services.

The course60 lessonsToolsmaps, explorersIndustry workfour ideasNOWLATER

Four directions worth exploring.

Help us identify the needs that matter.

01 · PROPOSED

Chip training

Structured semiconductor training for colleges and teams, with practical exercises and an assessment.

FOREngineering colleges and teams developing semiconductor expertise.

THE QUESTIONWhat should participants be able to do, and how much time would they have?

Discuss chip training
02 · PROPOSED

Research briefs

Focused analysis of manufacturing, equipment, packaging and industry developments, with sources and dates.

FORAnalysts, founders, investors and journalists.

THE QUESTIONWhich decisions would benefit from a focused research brief?

Discuss research briefs
03 · PROPOSED

Chip operations software

Software to help teams interpret yield, manufacturing and supply-chain data. The scope would start with a specific operational problem.

FORFabs, packaging plants and equipment makers.

THE QUESTIONWhere does your current workflow make useful data difficult to access?

Discuss chip operations software
04 · PROPOSED

Talent network

A potential network connecting engineers with demonstrated design skills to design and verification teams.

FORChip design companies, and engineers moving from software.

THE QUESTIONAre you hiring, or looking to move into chip design?

Discuss talent network

How we prioritise

Validate the need

Start with a clear problem and people who would use the solution.

Define the scope

Test a focused idea before committing to a larger offering.

Education first

The Silicon Syllabus remains the immediate priority.

Start with the current focus: explore the Silicon Syllabus.