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Arizona State University and Deca Technologies to Pioneer North America’s First R&D Center for Advanced Fan-Out Wafer-Level Packaging

Advanced wafer-level packaging advances the next wave of innovation in global chip manufacturing TEMPE, Ariz. – March 19, 2024 – Arizona State University (ASU) and Deca Technologies (Deca), a premier provider of advanced wafer- and panel-level packaging technology, today announced a groundbreaking collaboration to create North America’s first fan-out wafer-level...

10 Years of Invent, Innovate, Implement at EV Group

Of all the companies that have supported 3DInCites over the past 10 years, none has been more consistently involved, both as contributor and sponsor, as EV Group. In fact, without EVG’s belief in our mission and their sponsorship the first three years, I doubt 3DInCites would still exist today. Therefore,...

Advanced Packaging Trends, Part I: Solving PR Strip and UBM/RDL Challenges

Over the years, the semiconductor industry has relentlessly focused on shrinking gate dimensions to drive performance. This focus has now transitioned to the packaging side as customers are shifting from wire bonding to flip chip for use in wafer level packaging (WLP). According to VLSI Research, about 35% of chips...

Panel Level Packaging: One Size Fits All?

There is an active and robust supply chain currently supporting these wafer sizes in the semiconductor manufacturing industry: 3”; 4”; 6”; 200mm; 300mm; and 330mm. This wide range of substrates is successfully being used today for “sweet-spot’ manufacturing of LED, compound semiconductor, MEMS, trailing-edge CMOS, leading-edge CMOS, and fan-out wafer...

Deca Technologies Receives Major Investment for M-Series™ Fan-out Growth

TEMPE, Arizona – September 1, 2016 – Deca Technologies, a wafer level electronic interconnect solutions provider to the semiconductor industry, announced today the receipt of an additional $51.5 million investment from a leading electronics company. Combined with the previously announced investment from ASE of $60 million, and following the repurchase...

Mobile Sector Dominates the Advanced Packaging Market as IoT Looms on the Horizon

“Advanced packaging will reach 44% of packaging services and a revenue of US$ 30 billion by 2020,” announces Yole Développement (Yole). Overall, the main advanced packaging market is the mobile sector with end products such as smartphones and tablets. Other high volume applications include servers, PC, game stations, external HDD/USB...

Semiconductor Supplier Updates from SEMICON West 2015

No SEMICON West would be complete without a few laps around Moscone North and South, and some one-on-one chats with suppliers. I stopped in to see several semiconductor supplier companies who annually request an audience with the Queen of 3D to talk about their latest accomplishments, as well as gain...

Rudolph Ships JetStep Lithography System for High-Volume Fan-Out Packaging Applications

Flanders, New Jersey (February 2, 2015)—Rudolph Technologies, Inc. has shipped the JetStep® Advanced Packaging Lithography System to a leading outsourced assembly and test (OSAT) facility. This new customer will use the JetStep W Series for fan-out wafer level packaging (FO-WLP) applications. “The customer was seeking to add capacity for ramp...