Impact
We live in extraordinary times. Whether it’s a driverless car or VR experience, factory robotics or a mission to Mars, we help turn theory into possibility.
Why We Believe in a Brighter Future
It’s our belief at KLA that innovators are true optimists. We take on complex technical challenges that often take years to solve. We work on the edges of deep science, exploring electron and photon optics, sensors, machine learning and data analytics. We help create the ideas and devices that transform the future.
Autonomous cars
Next-gen driverless cars will master every traffic scenario and weather condition. The key is exceptional chip reliability. We’re mapping the road ahead.
Robotics
Robotics are re-inventing the way factories work. We’re utilizing the latest developments in optics, sensor technology and AI to enable the next industrial revolution.
Space Exploration
Think data transmission, compute performance and power management, millions of miles into space. Tomorrow’s chip technology will help unravel the secrets of Mars.
Cloud
The streaming economy depends on rapid advances in chip technology. Cloud, network and server–we look for ways to ramp up the big ideas.
AR & VR
An entire virtual universe powered by semiconductor chips with features just 3 nanometers in size. We help build the foundation for new immersive experiences and augmented realities.
IoT
Say hello to thousands of smart, intuitive devices in the IoT universe. KLA helps bring voice-enabled technology to life.
Talent
Where would you like to take technology? How near to the leading edge would you like to be? What size impact would you like to have on the world? At KLA, you guide these innovations forward. So, what’s next for you?
Deep Science
At KLA, our scientists, physicists and engineers are exploring the outer edges of technology. The innovative ideas and devices that are transforming our world all begin with research, development and inspiration.
Small Change
Our optical tools are so powerful and precise that if you sent one into Low Earth Orbit, it could read the date on a coin lying on a sidewalk.
Super Star
Our broadband plasma wafer inspector uses a light source that’s 100 times brighter than the surface of the sun. It can find defects as small as 6 nanometers—the diameter of a DNA strand.
Butterfly Effect
Our detectors can measure a one nanometer deviation. That’s the deflection caused by a butterfly landing on a fence.