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Unimicron has stated that Intel's EMIB-T advanced packaging platform will not achieve true mass production until 2027, intensifying competition in the advanced packaging sector. With TSMC's CoWoS capacity already strained and demand for alternative supply routes growing, this delay underscores the s
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At the 2026 IEEE Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC), Intel showcased its next-generation advanced packaging technology, EMIB-T, which marks a significant breakthrough in AI and High-Performance Computing (HPC) applications. By integrating silicon interposers with through-silicon
2026-07-03
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2026-07-03
As transistor density scaling slows, chipmakers are increasingly relying on advanced packaging to sustain performance improvements in accelerators. According to a SemiAnalysis roundup of this year's IEEE Electronic Components and Technology Conference, companies like Intel and Marvell are advancing
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2026-07-03
As transistor scaling has slowed, advanced packaging has emerged as the primary scaling vector for chip performance enhancement. However, the increasing size and demand for high-speed interconnects in AI accelerators are pushing packaging limits. At ECTC 2026, key developments were presented, includ