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Earlier this year, John Shalf, department head of Computer Science at Lawrence Berkeley National Labs (LBNL) presented a plenary presentation entitled “The Future of Computing Beyond Moore’s Law” (SEMICON West, July 2019). The premise espoused was one which you have read many times in IFTLE, i.e. now that CMOS scaling...
Technology innovations don’t reach customers right away. Since 1980 I have observed how our industry has improved key parameters like cost per function, power dissipation, form-factor, complexity and clock-speed by many orders of magnitude. However, every new technology took at least several years, sometimes more than a decade, until it...
Building on their previous announcements of its embedded interconnect bridge, EMIB, ( see IFTLE 324 “Intel EMIB Implementation in the Stratix MX”) and Foveros technologies (see IFTLE 400 “Intel Logic-Logic 3DIC and Chiplets are Finally Here”), Intel, as a prequel to SEMICON West this year, hosted a media/analyst event to...
Two years ago, IMAPS tested the waters for a new conference focused entirely on system-in-packaging (SiP) technologies. They had also recently acquired the 3D Architectures for Semiconductor Integration and Packaging Conference (3DASIP), originally produced by RTI Tech Venture Forum, which took place annually in December in San Francisco. The IMAPS...
Picking up where we left off, Part two of this series celebrating advanced packaging innovation takes us from 2009-2019, beginning with the establishment of 3D InCites in 2009. The first conference I covered was the IMAPS Device Packaging Conference in 2009. We officially launched the first website in time for SEMICON...
The number is sobering: according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor of Statistics, 16.9% of chemical engineers and 12.3% of electrical/electronics engineers in the US are women. For racial diversity, the situation is even worse. These grave statistics came to light during a recent panel discussion during SEMICON West, in...
The people have spoken! The results of last week’s poll are in, and it looks like the majority of those who participated think we should keep it simple. When it comes to heterogeneous integration nomenclature for package architectures, it should be 2D or 3D. The Back Story The term “2.5D”...
SAN FRANCISCO – SEMICON West (11 July 2018) – Edwards Vacuum, a leading manufacturer of vacuum and abatement solutions, announces a milestone of 10,000 Edwards inward fired combustion abatement systems installed worldwide. Edwards calculates that its abatement systems have prevented emissions equivalent to over 14 million tons of carbon dioxide in 2017. “The safety...
The Heterogenous Integration Roadmap Committee wants to create a new nomenclature that does away with 2.5D. Instead, the industry will refer to 2D, 2D enhanced (formerly 2.5D) and 3D architectures. 2D enhanced will be further categorized as 2DS (silicon substrate) or 2DO (organic substrate). We want to know your opinion....
For the past few years, the ECTC committee has provided 3D InCites with a table outside the session rooms, rather than the technology corner, as part of our media trade. We consider it to be prime real estate, as pretty much everyone passes by the table at one time or...
