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Atomic Semi is a semiconductor company developing its own fabrication tools with the goal of building a small, fast semiconductor fab. The company works to push towards more advanced geometries, operating across technical domains that include semiconductor fabrication, microscopy, e-beam writing, and 3D printing.

The team is small and composed of hands-on engineers who work with a philosophy of getting things built and tested in days or weeks. The company culture emphasizes owning the entire stack from atoms to architecture, with a belief that the team and lab can build anything.

Atomic Semi takes an optimistic approach to the future of semiconductor manufacturing, focusing on developing in-house tools rather than relying on conventional, large-scale fabrication infrastructure.

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