University of Adelaide to Install RIE-400iP-ALE as Australia’s First ALE System
Samco’s RIE-400iP-ALE will become Australia’s first Atomic Layer Etching system, advancing III-V semiconductor and photonics research at the University of Adelaide.
Samco Inc. Completes Construction of New Advanced Technology Development Center
Samco opens its new Advanced Technology Development Center in Kyoto, featuring a Class 1,000 cleanroom to drive next-gen semiconductor innovation.
TOWA and Samco Successfully Host “Kyoto Day” Technical Seminar in New Delhi
TOWA and Samco co-hosted Kyoto Day in New Delhi, sharing Japan’s semiconductor innovations to support India’s growing semiconductor industry.
TOWA and Samco to Host “Kyoto Day” in New Delhi Ahead of SEMICON India 2025
Kyoto Day in New Delhi brings TOWA and Samco together to showcase semiconductor innovations ahead of SEMICON India 2025.
AJOU University Students Visit Samco for Industry Insights
Ajou University students visit Samco for a hands-on look at semiconductor manufacturing and a Q&A session with CEO Osamu Tsuji during their Japan study tour.
Institute of Science Tokyo: Professor Yasuyuki Miyamoto
Advancing high-speed transistors with InP and GaN, Professor Yasuyuki Miyamoto explores the future of compound semiconductors and shares insights on Samco’s key role in research.
Special Lecture on GaN Technology by Nagoya University Professor Jun Suda
Professor Jun Suda of Nagoya University gave a special lecture at Samco on GaN devices, sharing insights on materials, processing, and future technologies.
Samco featured in TIME Magazine: Taking a Quantum Leap
We are pleased to share that Samco Inc. has been featured in TIME magazine. In the article “Taking a Quantum Leap,” the story traces our journey from a Kyoto garage in the 1970s—where we developed our first PECVD system—to our current role as a global supplier of semiconductor processing equipment. CEO Osamu Tsuji reflects on…
Indian Students from Kyoto University’s KU-STAR Program Visit Samco
Samco welcomed KU-STAR Program students from top Indian universities for a factory tour, tech talk, and cultural exchange during their academic stay in Kyoto.
Kyushu University – CSeDE: Professor Reiji Hattori
Research at Kyushu University explores next-gen display electronics, from AR/VR and micro-LEDs to retinal scanning and semiconductor devices.