Catching Up on The Latest in Advanced Packaging at SEMICON Europa 2024
By Francoise von Trapp, 3DInCites (Dec 03, 2024)
Now that imec’s Luc Van den hove declared advanced packaging is key to the advancement of semiconductors, everyone in the industry needs to catch up to those who have been following the course of these technologies while they were in development. The Advanced Packaging Conference (APC) at SEMICON Europa 2024 was a good place to do that. And our community members were there to lend a hand.
Many presentations offered historical overviews of advanced packaging. So wherever you are in your understanding of advanced packaging, the context was provided to catch you up to where we are today. If you missed the APC this year, you might want to check it out next year. Unfortunately, I didn’t catch the entire line-up, but here are highlights from the morning session.
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