What That Means: Net Positive Water | InTechnology | Intel

Опубликовано 12 августа 2024, 13:59

In this InTechnology video, Camille chats with Vanessa Lanas Delbridge, Senior Environmental Engineer at Intel about water usage and conservation. They discuss the various processes that use water in semiconductor manufacturing, the sources of water, and Intel's goal of restoring 110% of the water it uses. Vanessa explains how Intel uses digital twins to monitor and optimize water usage, and she highlights the diverse water restoration projects funded by Intel. They also touch on Intel's water conservation efforts, including the use of reclaimed water and innovative approaches at the tool level. Vanessa shares her personal journey and passion for water conservation and sustainability.

00:00 Introduction
00:39 Water Use in Semiconductor Manufacturing
03:00 Digital Twins: Monitoring and Optimizing Water Usage
04:28 Water Sources and Reclamation Processes
05:40 Intel’s Global Water Use
06:24 Intel's Goal: Restoring 110% of Water Usage
07:49 External Water Restoration Projects and Partnerships
11:59 Water Conservation Efforts at Intel
14:14 Innovative Approaches to Water Conservation at the Tool Level
16:10 Vanessa’s Personal Journey and Passion for Water Conservation

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