Silicon wafers are ubiquitous in our lives.

Silicon chips are widely used in computing devices such as personal computers, servers, and supercomputers. They serve as the core of the central processing unit (CPU) and control the operation of the entire computer system. The high integration and performance of silicon chips make computer systems more efficient, stable, and fast. In addition, silicon chips are also used for storage, graphics processing, and control of various input and output devices.

The communication field is also one of the areas where silicon chips are widely used. Modern communication devices such as mobile phones, smartphones, wireless routers, and communication base stations cannot do without silicon chips. Silicon chips control key functions such as wireless communication, signal processing, and data transmission in these devices. With the arrival of the 5G era, the application prospects of silicon chips are becoming more broad. They will undertake more computing and processing tasks, providing guarantees for faster and more stable communication systems.

The field of consumer electronics is also an important application field for silicon chips. Various electronic products in modern life, such as smart televisions, game consoles, cameras, audio playback devices, etc., require silicon chips to achieve various functions. The high performance and low power consumption of silicon chips make these devices more intelligent, portable, and power-saving. In addition, with the rise of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, the application of silicon chips in the field of consumer electronics will further expand.

The widespread application of silicon wafers has brought about tremendous changes in our lives.