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YES Panel-Level Through Glass Via (TGV) Etch Tool Placed in Production

YES, a leading manufacturer of process equipment for semiconductor advanced packaging, life sciences, and AR/VR applications, today announced that its TersOnus TGV tool was released for panel-level manufacturing. This system will be used to support the growth of advanced heterogeneous packaging for artificial intelligence chips that enable large language models....

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SEMI Releases Report on Maturity of Semiconductor Sector Corporate Climate Disclosures

MILPITAS, Calif. — May 8, 2024 — SEMI today released the report A Rising Tide: Building a Climate-Resilient Semiconductor Value Chain that spotlights the maturity of the semiconductor value chain as it strives toward greater climate resilience and develops climate risk mitigation strategies. Led by the SEMI Sustainability Initiative Environmental Risk Mitigation and Reporting (ERMR)...

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Five Workflows for Tackling Heterogeneous Integration of Chiplets for 2.5D/3D

Keeping pace with Moore’s law continues to be challenging and is driving the adoption of innovative packaging technologies that support continued system scaling while doing so at lower costs than comparable monolithic devices.  These packaging technologies disaggregate what would typically be a homogenous, monolithic device — like an ASIC or...

Leaders in Semiconductors, Packaging, IP Suppliers, Foundries, and Cloud Service Providers Join Forces to Standardize Chiplet Ecosystem

BEAVERTON, Ore.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, Inc. (ASE), AMD, Arm, Google Cloud, Intel Corporation, Meta, Microsoft Corporation, Qualcomm Incorporated, Samsung, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company today announced the formation of an industry consortium that will establish a die-to-die interconnect standard and foster an open chiplet ecosystem. The organization, representing a diverse...

A Race to the Finish: Announcing the Winners of the 2019 3D InCites Awards

The 2019 3D InCites Awards vote was a nail-biter right up until the end.  While some categories seemed almost predictable from start, others were neck-and-neck, with the front runner changing on a daily basis. What was most exciting to me, however, was how many new participants we had, and how...

Will Fully Autonomous Vehicles Solve Global Transportation Problems?

Automotive electronics, with the Holy Grail being fully autonomous vehicles, is currently being touted as one of the biggest growth drivers for the semiconductor industry. So much so, that every event I’ve attended so far this year has featured sessions, presentations, keynotes, and panel discussions espousing the benefits of autonomous...

System-level Scaling: UCLA’s Answer to Extending Moore’s Law

“We are at a crossroads. Current chip design is nearing its capacity. The time, expense, and effort needed to make major inroads have grown exponentially. We need a transformational shift in how our systems are designed and put together. Moore’s law is no longer about scaling a chip, but about...

Next-Gen MEMS Simulation Tool Makes Life Easier for ASIC Designers

I don’t usually write about MEMS. But every once in a while, when MEMS (stands for micro-electromechanical systems) touches anything to do with 3D integration, usually at the system-level, I might veer slightly out of my comfort zone to interview a MEMS supplier about their latest developments. I find it’s...

An Open Letter to Chip and System-level Designers Regarding 3D Integration

Dear Chip and System-level Designers, Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Françoise von Trapp, and I am known in the semiconductor industry as “The Queen of 3D”. This is because I have held a deep interest in 3D integration technologies, and have devoted the past 7+ years to...

IMAPS 2012 3D Tweeture Double Feature – Part 2

With two 3D focused keynotes and a 3D panel discussion, 3D Thursday was ripe for the tweeting. The sound bites were coming fast and furious from Subu Iyer, IBM Fellow, and Rao Tummala, director of Georgia Tech’s 3D Packaging Research Center. Additionally, the 3D Panel featuring both Iyer and Tummala,...