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  1. Micron opens India’s first semiconductor assembly and test facility Micron Technology has opened India’s first commercial chip production site, a $2.75bn investment that includes more than 500,000 sqft of cleanroom space
  2. What are cleanroom companies saying about International Women’s Day? From engineering to project delivery, cleanroom companies have highlighted the vital role women play in driving innovation and shaping the future of the sector
  3. When to Replace your HEPA Filter – According to a Cleanroom Expert One of the most crucial elements in operating clean and sterile rooms is the use of HEPA filters, which are effective in capturing particles of almost all sizes. However, over...
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