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Why chip packaging is the next big thing
As demand for faster, smaller, and more energy-efficient electronics intensifies, advanced packaging has emerged as a critical enabler of progress in the semiconductor industry. By integrating ...
The supplier of high-bandwidth-memory products to Nvidia plans to build the chip packaging plant in Cheongju, south of Seoul ...
According to the latest report published by DIGITIMES Asia, global data center AI chip shipments are projected to grow from 30.5 million units in 2024 to 53.4 million units in 2030. This data center ...
TL;DR: Apple's iPhone 18 will feature the next-gen A20 chip using TSMC's advanced WMCM packaging with MUF technology, enhancing efficiency and yield. Eternal secured a major contract as a packaging ...
Advanced packaging technologies are evolving at breakneck speed, with attention now shifting beyond wafer-level processes to panel and printed circuit board (PCB) platforms. A new entrant, CoWoP (Chip ...
TL;DR: NVIDIA's Blackwell wafers are now produced at TSMC's Arizona facility, marking a key milestone in US semiconductor manufacturing. However, these wafers require advanced CoWoS packaging, ...
Average Al chip-package size to triple by 2030 for more memory and computing cores Advanced packaging is becoming a core driver of semiconductor performance and profitability as artificial ...
The global supply of CoWoS, or Chip-on-Wafer-on-Substrate, is tightening as demand for high-performance computing chips in AI applications continues to surge. These chips are simultaneously growing ...
The United States aims to achieve independence in advanced silicon manufacturing. TSMC has taken a major step toward this goal with its Fab 21 facility in Arizona. Just a few days ago, TSMC produced ...
Flip chip microelectronic packaging has emerged as a cornerstone technology in modern semiconductor assembly, wherein the die is mounted upside down to the substrate to facilitate direct ...
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