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Meta and Broadcom launch $125 million research hub at UCLA
The new partnership of Meta, Broadcom, Applied Materials and Synopsys will support research in chip design, manufacturing, software and equipment at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering.
UCLA Samueli School of Engineering. File: Creston Electronics
Global tech companies of Meta, Broadcom, Applied Materials, Global Foundries and Synopsys are partnering to launch a $125 million Semiconductor Research Hub at UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) Samueli School of Engineering.
According to cnbc.com, the five-year initiative will focus on AI-powered chip research, workforce development and innovations in chip design, software, manufacturing and equipment. UCLA faculty and students will work with the partner companies to help speed up the research innovation in these fields.
The project will also offer yearlong internships for engineering doctoral students with the participating companies.
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