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How A Collaborative Partnership Is Accelerating PLP Innovation Panel-level advanced packaging technologies have been in development for more than a decade. They began as a way to reduce costs and improve yields for fan-out wafer level applications. Smartphone applications – particularly fingerprint sensors – promised the volumes that would make...
Managing the System-level Netlist and Its Exceptions in 3D ICs 3D IC is a growing semiconductor technology that pushes the limits of single-die designs. Splitting a large die into multiple smaller dies has proven to provide an acceptable yield and reify the era of chiplets, which has elevated IP reuse...
NanoCleave enables Laser Debonding on Silicon with Nanometer Precision In semiconductor manufacturing, 3D integration – the manufacturing, vertical assembly, and packaging of multiple different dies into a single package – is increasingly important in optimizing the power, performance, area, and cost (PPAC) metric in semiconductor design and manufacturing, as well...
Technology enables state-of-the-art onshore advanced packaging foundry services KISSIMMEE, Fla. and TEMPE, Ariz. – October 12, 2021 – SkyWater Technology (NASDAQ: SKYT), the trusted technology realization partner and Deca Technologies (Deca), a leading provider of advanced electronic interconnect technology, today announced an agreement for Deca’s second generation M-Series™ fan-out wafer-level packaging...
Deca Technologies is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement with nepes Corporation (nepes) whereby nepes will expand its geographic footprint and manufacturing capabilities by taking over the operations of Deca Technologies’ Philippines manufacturing facility. The investment will permit the expansion of the WLCSP capacity already in mass...
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...
Heterogeneous Integration spurs demand for 3D backend solutions Julian Ho reported in the Jan 10th issue of Digitimes that heterogeneous integration of diverse semiconductor components to support 5G, AI, automotive electronics, and IoT applications is gaining significant momentum, driving demand for system-in-package (SiP) and system-on-3D package (So3D) processes and boosting the...
Is Moore’s Law dead or not? It depends on your perspective. Last week at ECTC 2016, Rozalia Beica, Dow Electronic Materials, gathered a prestigious group of senior executives from the world’s leading microelectronics research institutes to discuss Life after Moore’s Law. Panelists included Marie-Noelle Semeria, CEA-Leti; Dim Lee Kwong, IME;...
More than 25 years ago, Professor Rao Tummala founded Georgia Tech’s Package Research Center. However, his vision that advanced IC packaging technology would “graduate” soon and play a major role in the semiconductor industry didn’t come true for a long time. About a decade ago, the first generation of advanced...
The 65th annual Electronics Technology Components Conference (ECTC 2015) logged record numbers (over 1500 attendees, 20% increase over last year) as the entire semiconductor industry recognizes (finally) that there is indeed money to be made in the advanced packaging sector. The flip chip and wafer level packaging sessions were full to...
