Why There Are Still No Commercial 3D-ICs
By Brian Bailey, Semi Engineering (January 29th, 2024)
More than Moore is off to a good start, but the next steps are a lot more difficult.
Building chips in three dimensions is drawing increased attention and investment, but so far there have been no announcements about commercial 3D-IC chips. There are some fundamental problems that must be overcome and new tools that need to be developed.
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