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The chiplets tag covers developments in semiconductor design and manufacturing that combine multiple dies with advanced packaging, package interconnects, high-bandwidth memory, and leading-edge logic processes. Coverage examines how foundries such as TSMC, Intel, and Samsung are expanding beyond wafer fabrication to deliver complete systems for AI accelerators, servers, and future PCs. It also follows related advances in design software, AI-assisted fabrication, and semiconductor research infrastructure, including maskless electron-beam lithography intended to make experimentation more flexible and reduce dependence on expensive photomasks. These stories provide context on the technologies, manufacturing strategies, and research tools influencing the next generation of chip-based systems.
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    Absolics Glass-Core Substrates Enter Reliability Testing

    Glass-core substrates have reached the stage where qualification results, rather than laboratory demonstrations, will decide whether the technology reaches actual chips. SKC’s Absolics unit is running package-level reliability evaluations on embedded glass-substrate samples in Taiwan, according...
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    TSMC, Intel and Samsung Foundries Move Beyond Wafers

    The semiconductor foundry is becoming responsible for far more than printing transistors onto wafers. For the AI accelerators, servers and eventually PCs that depend on them, the decisive manufacturing capability is increasingly the ability to combine a leading-edge logic process, high-bandwidth...
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    Multibeam MBX: NTHU Places First Taiwan Order, Ships 2027

    Multibeam Corp.’s first Taiwan order for its newly launched MBX multi-column electron-beam lithography platform is a notable development in the race to make semiconductor experimentation faster, more flexible, and less dependent on expensive photomasks. National Tsing Hua University’s College of...