LG Innotek has entered the glass substrate business, which is regarded as a "game changer" in next-generation semiconductor packaging. The company ...

Intel Corp. will build glass into its most advanced processors to make them faster and more power-efficient. The chipmaker detailed the plan today ahead of its annual Intel Innovation event, which is ...

It's not just AMD, but Intel, Samsung, LG Innotek, and SK Group's US subsidiary Absolics are all systems pushing into glass substrate technology for advanced packaging. Intel announced in September ...

Chiplets and advanced packaging have been on the cutting-edge of electronic technology for a while, but Intel is changing where it might be headed. Today’s organic substrates, like Ajinomoto build-up ...

The rapid development of AI has dramatically increased demand for AI chips, but current organic substrate technology faces challenges, including thermal expansion mismatches and warping, which ...

LG Innotek said on the 8th that it signed a research and development collaboration with UTI, a specialist in precision glass processing, to strengthen its glass substrate business competitiveness, a ...

As advanced packaging technologies and large-size integrated substrate solutions become key development areas for technology firms, glass substrate technology has emerged as a focal point, attracting ...

TL;DR: Samsung Electronics is prioritizing advanced semiconductor packaging and robotics as key growth engines, focusing on next-gen glass interposers to enhance AI chip performance by 2028. The ...

Intel's Innovation event starts tomorrow, and to kick things off, Chipzilla is revealing more information about its work with glass substrates. It sees this technology as the best future alternative ...

In a significant stride towards the future of computing, Intel has unveiled one of the industry’s pioneering glass substrates for next-generation advanced packaging. This groundbreaking development, ...

In context: Manufacturers are trying to develop novel chip substrate technologies to save Moore's law and keep crunching the Megahertz rates up. Glass is the most promising material for next-gen ...