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Semiconductor International : Packaging Report
January 16, 2008
IN THIS EDITION
NEWS
 
» Tessera Licenses Optics Technologies to Nemotek
» Microsemi to Acquire TSI Microelectronics
» Renesas Technology to Expand Back-End Capacity
» Nextreme Announces New Thermoelectric Platform
» Intel's Larrabee to Use Die Stacking, On-Chip Interconnect
» EV Group Wins Major Order From Flexible Display Maker
» Tessera Shellcase WLP Available for 300 mm Wafers
» STATS ChipPAC Reaches Package-in-Package Volume Milestone
» ASAT Holdings Announces Fiscal Q2 Financial Results
PRODUCTS
 
» One-Step Underfill
» Wafer Bump Inspection System
UPCOMING EVENTS
 
Dear Subscriber,

There's been plenty of activity in the advanced packaging arena already this year, ranging from acquisitions to technology advancements to reaching volume milestones. We have several highlights for you here, but I'll also remind you to check in regularly for more developments at our Semiconductor Packaging Technology Channel:
www.semiconductor.net/packaging

Sally Cole Johnson, Contributing Editor
scolejohnson@mac.com

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NEWS

Tessera Licenses Optics Technologies to Nemotek
Business Wire, 1/16/2008

Tessera Technologies Inc. announced that it has licensed its OptiML wafer-level camera (WLC) technology and Shellcase wafer-level chip-scale packaging (WLCSP) solutions to Nemotek SA. More

Microsemi to Acquire TSI Microelectronics
PrimeNewswire, 1/8/2008

Microsemi Corp. recently acquired the assets of TSI Microelectronics Corp., which was founded to make custom hybrids and other special products for defense and aerospace programs. Microsemi hopes to use TSI's advanced packaging substrate technologies to develop high-margin and high-ASP ICs, modules and subsystems for RF, microwave and millimeter-wave applications. More

Renesas Technology to Expand Back-End Capacity
Business Wire, 1/11/2008

Renesas Technology Corp. plans to expand its back-end process plant in Malaysia to further strengthen the company's analog and discrete semiconductor business. In addition, Renesas has established a new analog and discrete semiconductor design company in Malaysia to increase its design resources. More

Nextreme Announces New Thermoelectric Platform
Staff — Semiconductor International, 1/9/2008

Nextreme Thermal Solutions (Durham, N.C.) announced a version of its thin-film thermal bump technology optimized for cooling hot spots in laser diodes, LEDs and sensors. Unlike conventional solder bumps, Nextreme's bumps function as microscale solid-state heat pumps. The new thermoelectric module — called the Ultra-High Packing Fraction (UPF) OptoCooler module — is designed to control temperatures in optoelectronics, electronics, medical, military and aerospace applications. More

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Intel's Larrabee to Use Die Stacking, On-Chip Interconnect
Staff — Semiconductor International, 1/7/2008

Intel Corp. (Santa Clara, Calif.) will introduce die stacking in products targeting the graphics market, predicts market research firm In-Stat (Scottsdale, Ariz.) in a new report that analyzes Intel's new product lineup and product strategies. The report studies Intel's expansion into new market segments, including discrete graphics, consumer electronics and ultramobile devices (UMDs). More

EV Group Wins Major Order From Flexible Display Maker
PR Newswire, 1/16/2008

EV Group (EVG) announced that it has received a multimillion-euro order from a leading European plastic electronics manufacturer for the high-volume production of flexible displays. More

Tessera Shellcase WLP Available for 300 mm Wafers
Business Wire, 1/7/2008

Tessera's Shellcase wafer-level chip-scale packaging (WLCSP) technology is now available for packaging 300 mm wafers. The solution is aimed at image sensors used in next-generation mobile devices. More

STATS ChipPAC Reaches Package-in-Package Volume Milestone
Market News Publishing, 1/8/2008

STATS ChipPAC Ltd. has achieved a milestone of over 25 million units manufactured for its package-in-package (PiP) solutions. More

ASAT Holdings Announces Fiscal Q2 Financial Results
PR Newswire, 1/14/2008

ASAT Holdings Ltd. has announced financial results for the second quarter of fiscal 2008, ended Oct. 31, 2007. Net revenue in the second quarter of fiscal 2008 increased 6.6% to $40.2M, compared with net revenue of $37.7M in the previous quarter. More

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PRODUCTS</ B>

One-Step Underfill

Underfill 688 is a non-odorous, low surface tension, reworkable, one component epoxy resin designed as a one-step underfill for flip-chip, chip-scale packages, ball grid array, etc.
AIM, Cranston, R.I.
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Wafer Bump Inspection System

IBIS-Versalea is a bump inspection system for silicon wafers. It uses conventional interferometry combined with massive parallel data processing to give a production scale inspection tool capable of inspection and reporting on 3000 bumps per second.
Lloyd Doyle Ltd., Surrey, UK
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UPCOMING EVENTS

Jan. 22-24, 2008: Pan Pacific Microelectronics Symposium 2008

Feb. 4-7, 2008: DesignCon 2008

Feb. 11, 2008: Introduction to IC Packaging & Assembly

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