Today, if we clearly see the effects of global warming, effects of global warming We are witnessing an increase in efforts to eliminate it. In this context; A final step to get rid of the scourge of global warming came from the semiconductor industry. Technology giants, who have established a community called the “Semiconductor Climate Consortium”, semiconductor industry will try to reduce its ecological footprint.

Among the founders of the Semiconductor Climate Consortium there are giant names. Giant brands such as Samsung, Intel, Microsoft, Google, AMD, Global Foundries, Micron, TSMC and SK Hynix were held in Egypt. COP27 Climate Conference and they made remarkable statements about the future of the industry.

“We leave a healthy planet for future generations”

Semiconductor Climate Consortium, industry association for the manufacture, design and supply chain of electronic products SEMI developed in collaboration. As such, it was Mousumi Bhat, one of SEMI’s senior executives, who made statements on the subject. “Members recognize the sector’s climate impact and the need to focus on collaboration to ensure sustainable growth across the value chain. accepts.‘ said Bhat, ‘We look forward to setting sustainability goals and helping to leave a healthy planet for future generations.‘ he made a remarkable exit.

So what is this consortium going to do and leave behind a livable earth?

The first work that the Semiconductor Climate Consortium will do in the near term is within the scope of the collaboration. to set priorities will be. The members of the consortium will continue to work in line with these priorities. If we look at the statements of Mousumi Bhat, we see that the emphasis is on “green areas”. In this context, companies will equip their new factories with new generation and clean technologies in terms of carbon emissions. Existing factories are being overhauled. Actually there is no shortage of work at the moment. for example Intel; It will use electricity from 100 percent renewable sources at its new facility in Ohio, US. In addition, the amount of waste in production will be minimized. Such studies will be conducted by all companies that are members of the Semiconductor Climate Consortium.