The Growing Importance of Advanced Packaging in Europe – Recap of ERS TechTalk
Advanced packaging has emerged as a critical enabler of next-generation applications for artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing, wearables, 6G communication, and defense technologies. As traditional scaling approaches face increasing limitations, Advanced packaging enables further miniaturization and improved performance through heterogeneous integration, chip stacking, and high-density interconnects.
In Europe, advanced packaging has emerged as a strategic focus in the region’s ambition to build a resilient and self-sufficient semiconductor ecosystem. With significant investments under initiatives such as the European Chips Act, the goal is to drive semiconductor innovation, focusing on R&D, packaging and manufacturing to enhance Europe’s technological sovereignty and supply chain resilience.
Following the grand opening ceremony of our facility and Advanced Packaging Competence Centre in Barbing, Germany, we hosted a webinar on February 25th as a chance for an international audience to gain insights into the latest developments in advanced packaging in Europe.D
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