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A series of investigations into reliability effects of moisture on GaAs structures have lead to the conclusion that GaAs devices have resistance to degradation effects of humidity. This not only provides evidence that GaAs devices are ready for low-cost non-hermetic packages, but that GaAs ICs may have superior reliability performance compared to silicon devices under accelerated humidity conditions.