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Aerogen Systems
Aerogen Systems develops point-of-use contamination-control infrastructure for advanced semiconductor manufacturing. Its Talos reactor integrates inside ...
Aerogen Systems builds point-of-use active filtration that captures and chemically degrades airborne acids and organics in semiconductor manufacturing, protecting wafers between process steps where conventional AMC controls fall short.
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TalosA modular purification platform tailored to your application, removing contaminants from the environment the wafer actually sees.
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LinkedInAerogen Systems (YC S26)
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The Future of Semiconductor Fabs
The future of semiconductor fabs is calling… Chip complexity has grown exponentially over the past 20 years, but the cleanroom and purge infrastructure to support them has failed to keep up. At Aerogen Systems, we’re closing the gap between advanced node manufacturing and contamination control by integrating purification directly into the tool itself. Our purification system removes contaminants from the environment the wafer actually sees, eliminating the need for continuous purge gas. Find out more at aerogensystems.com
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LinkedInAerogen Systems (YC S26)
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The Future of Fabs
You wouldn’t use a typewriter to craft an essay. Why should the world's most advanced chips rely on yesterday’s approach to contamination control? Aerogen Systems is developing tool-integrated purification that brings contamination control directly into semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Our Talos system is designed to maintain cleaner tool microenvironments while reducing reliance on costly purge infrastructure Advanced manufacturing deserves advanced contamination control. Find out more at aerogensystems.com
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LinkedInAerogen Systems (YC S26)
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Protect Advanced Nodes with Point-of-Use Contamination Destruction
At Aerogen Systems, we’re building tool-integrated purification systems designed to eliminate the need for costly purge gas in semiconductor tooling. Rather than relying on cleanroom or purge infrastructure to maintain purity in tooling microenvironments, Talos builds the contamination control directly into the tool itself. Every Talos purifier is an integrated sensor suite, telling you exactly what, and how much of each contaminant is inside your tool. Join our pilot program, and help shape the next generation of contamination control in the industry.
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LinkedInAerogen Systems (YC S26)
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The Future of Semiconductor Fabs
Chips keep advancing. Contamination control has to catch up. As nodes shrink, trace contaminants become a growing threat to yield. Aerogen Systems is building tool-integrated purification systems for semiconductor manufacturing, purifying the environment the wafer actually sees and eliminating the industry’s reliance on purge gas infrastructure. The most advanced manufacturing deserves the most advanced contamination control. Find out more at aerogensystems.com
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LinkedInAerogen Systems (YC S26)
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Continuous Contamination Control for Next-Gen Semiconductor Fabs
We believe the future of semiconductor manufacturing is in tool-integrated contamination control. Our goal is to eliminate the need for expensive cleanrooms and purge gas infrastructure by controlling the environment the wafer actually sees, bringing the cleanroom down to the tool-level. Advanced manufacturing deserves the most advanced contamination control. Find out more at aerogensystems.com
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