For chip and hardware teams · Touchdown Foundry

Rebuild America’s ability to make advanced computing.

Bring a chip, package, or system and the physical result you need. We can scope engineering and qualification while building a modular U.S. advanced-packaging foundry.

The foundry is in engineering. We do not operate a production fab today. The first process and site are unselected; physical work needs qualified approval.

Start with a defined physical result.

01

Hardware qualification

Test an existing device against the result, reliability, and cost the buyer needs.

02

System design & integration

Join software, memory, power, cooling, test, and repair into a workable system.

03

Chip refinement & custom silicon

Scope bring-up, testing, software, and the next revision for an authorized design.

04

Manufacturing & Foundry work

Plan packaging, small lots, repair, and qualification against an accepted output.

Build a fab that can improve and be reproduced.

Our intended first fab class is high-mix advanced packaging: small lots, integration, qualification, and repair. It must fit today’s suppliers, materials, equipment, power, people, cost, and safety.

Qualified process cells could share measurements, product history, and quality records. Engineers use that evidence to propose a change; a qualified owner approves or rejects it. Existing suppliers remain an option when they do the job better.

Each process, tool, site, and production release needs its own evidence and approval. See Foundry and fab roles →

What are you trying to build?

Tell us the product, accepted output, and who can approve it. Do not send confidential designs through the form.