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The dynamics of the CMP discovery for device applications in IBM
In 1968 I was hired by IBM as a staff chemist and worked for eight years at assigned topics like doped oxide diffusions, material stress, impurity gettering, and silicon wafer cleaning. For the next five years, I was part of the computer chip reliability group. There I learned about the dependence of silicon chip yields on the reduction of particulate and mobile ion contamination.