Industries · Semiconductor
Fab questions, answered without the data leaving the fab.
The semiconductor edition schedules the fab, allocates tools and moves data between fab systems, over the fab's own operating data.
Questions this edition answers
From lot data to an approved schedule.
Which lots go first?
Scheduling options simulated against cycle-time and throughput bands.
Which tool takes the work?
Tool allocation solved as a labelled optimisation instance.
Is the data where it needs to be?
Data movement between fab systems planned and verified, inside the fab's network.
What did we learn from the last run?
Outcomes remembered, with a person approving every lesson that stays.
How it works here
Read, simulate, gate, recommend. A person approves.
The edition reads the systems this industry already runs, in a read-only sandbox. Every candidate action is simulated against the band it would move and gated on the pessimistic edge. The recommendation carries its readings, its simulation and its checks. Approval creates a change request for the operator's own system, and the outcome is remembered.
Delivery
Delivered as a domain module.
- Edition
- Semiconductor edition: the same engine, with the fab's tools, seeds and gates as its domain module.
- Deployment
- Inside the customer's network, on the customer's hardware, with the customer's own language model.
- IBM Quantum
- Scheduling and allocation instances, formulated with a known classical optimum.
Talk to us about your operating data.
Tell us which system holds the question you cannot ask today. A person answers every message.