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“Microchips” is a book category focused on the science, engineering, business, and societal impact of semiconductors and integrated circuits—the tiny devices that power modern computing. It spans accessible primers on digital logic and chip architecture; hands-on guides to embedded systems, firmware, and hardware security; and advanced texts on VLSI design, verification, packaging, and lithography. The category also includes histories and biographies of innovators, industry and supply-chain analyses, and policy narratives on geopolitics, trade, and the economics of Moore’s Law. Many titles explore cutting-edge areas such as AI accelerators, silicon photonics, chiplet architectures, and sustainable manufacturing, while select techno-thrillers and science writing dramatize the high stakes of the chip era. Ideal for engineers, students, makers, investors, policymakers, and curious readers, “Microchips” gathers works that explain—and interrogate—the hardware heart of the digital age.

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