On October 13, Gary Dixon, CEO of American semiconductor equipment manufacturer Applied Materials, said that the company expects revenue to double in the next few years, but the number of employees will not grow at the same time. The company is applying artificial intelligence to product development, quality control, and semiconductor manufacturing processes at customer sites to improve wafer yield and production efficiency. Dixon said that some businesses have increased productivity by about 50% with the help of AI, and the company will continue to recruit in related fields.

On October 13, Gary Dixon, CEO of American semiconductor equipment manufacturer Applied Materials, said that the company expects revenue to double in the next few years, but the number of employees will not grow at the same time. The company is applying artificial intelligence to product development, quality control, and semiconductor manufacturing processes at customer sites to improve wafer yield and production efficiency. Dixon said that some businesses have increased productivity by about 50% with the help of AI, and the company will continue to recruit in related fields.