Electrical panel facilitation in a US 300mm fab — optimized assignment of loads to panels.
$30M saved over four years of active programmes.
FacilityConnect and the Optimizer service are deployed on 300mm semiconductor programmes across the US, EMEA, and APAC. The results below come from those engagements, each measured against the programme's own baseline.
Tool install design and hookup in an EMEA 300mm fab, every year of the engagement.
Bulk gas lateral facilitation in a US 300mm fab — right-sized laterals against realistic peak demand.
Engagements behind the numbers.
Each engagement pairs the FacilityConnect model — realistic peak demand, corrected by diversity and derating factors — with optimized load-to-supply assignment.
The problem every programme walks in with.
Thousands of tools, each needing several services, all drawing on limited supply systems — governed by disconnected spreadsheets that go stale the day they're issued. Every change ripples through the load on every affected service, and nobody can see where the headroom actually runs out.
So infrastructure gets over-built to be safe. That safety margin is where the money goes.
What changes with Facility Connect.
Every asset and point of connection becomes a first-class object in one live model, with loads corrected by diversity and derating factors so plans run against realistic peak demand — not inflated raw sums. Scenarios let teams test options without risking the baseline, and capacity headroom is visible per system, over time.
On top of that model, the Optimizer computes the balanced load-to-supply design — capacity is used instead of wasted, and the savings above follow.