1. TSMC is reportedly developing rectangular substrate carriers to support larger interposer sizes, aiming to address the growing demand for larger compute chiplets and HBM chips. 2. The current production of interposers on traditional round wafers results in limited yields due to the increasing size requirements of modern chips. 3. TSMC's move towards larger, rectangular substrates could significantly increase the number and size of interposers that can be produced, potentially alleviating supply constraints.
Related Articles
- China bans research company that helped unearth Huawei's use of TSMC tech despite U.S. bans — TechInsights added to Unreliable Entity List by state authorities7 days ago
- TSMC Q3 up 31% y-o-y7 days ago
- How the Father of FinFETs Helped Save Moore’s Law10 days ago
- Teradyne and TSMC: Pioneering the Future of Semiconductor Testing Through the 2025 OIP Partner of the Year Award11 days ago
- Sofics’ ESD Innovations Power AI and Radiation-Hardened Breakthroughs on TSMC Platforms11 days ago
- Marvell Could Be A 'Marvellous' Buy12 days ago
- Taiwan proposes strategic tech alliance with the White House — "Taiwan Model" would help companies invest easily in the U.S. to satisfy demands13 days ago
- AI-generated security camera feed shows Sam Altman getting busted stealing GPUs from Target — ironic video shows OpenAI CEO saying he needs it for Sora inferencing15 days ago
- Nagarro: Considering Increasing My Position15 days ago
- Synopsys and TSMC Unite to Power the Future of AI and Multi-Die Innovation16 days ago