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"Chip Management" is a cross-disciplinary book category that covers the technical, operational, business and policy dimensions of designing, producing, deploying and sustaining semiconductor and electronic chips. Titles in this category address topics such as chip design and verification, fab and foundry operations, yield and quality control, supply‑chain and inventory management, lifecycle and reliability engineering, IP and licensing strategies, procurement and vendor relations, and security/hardening of hardware. It also encompasses business and strategic concerns—fabless vs. integrated device manufacturers, outsourcing, market positioning, cost modeling and risk/resilience planning—and broader policy and geopolitical issues affecting chip availability. Books range from practical engineering handbooks and operations playbooks to management case studies, industry analyses, regulatory guides and forward‑looking treatments of trends like AI accelerators, edge chips, and sustainable manufacturing, making the category useful for engineers, operations managers, executives and policymakers.

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