SEALSQ Corp today announced the launch of SEALBOX, its innovative solution for IoT device provisioning at the manufacturing level.
Hitachi High-Tech Launches High-sensitivity and High-throughput Wafer Surface Inspection System
LA9300AD enables detection of shallow microscopic defects, contributing to reduced manufacturing costs and improved yield.
Toray Develops Hybrid Bonding Resin for Enhancing Yield and Reliability in Semiconductor Packaging
Toray Industries, Inc., announced today that it has developed an insulating resin material for hybrid bonding (micro bonding).
New Study Shows Analog Computing Can Solve Complex Equations and Use Far Less Energy
UMass Amherst research demonstrates that a memristor device can solve complex scientific problems using significantly less energy, overcoming one of the major hurdles of digital computing.
Quantum Experts Join Forces to Revolutionize European Quantum Computing
ORCA Computing, Pixel Photonics, Sparrow Quantum, and the Niels Bohr Institute (NBI) announce their collaboration on the Eurostars project ‘SupremeQ.’
Adeia Chooses Veeco to Accelerate Next-Generation Advanced Packaging Applications
Veeco Instruments Inc. today announced that Adeia Inc., a semiconductor R&D innovator has chosen the WaferStorm Wet Processing Systems for advanced packaging applications.
Global Semiconductor Materials Market Set to Achieve Record Highs
TECHCET forecasts a rebound in the global semiconductor materials market this year.
Researchers Design New Analog Chip Architecture With High Precision
Design combines the best of digital and analog computing and delivers >10x energy efficiency.
Adeia Presents Metrology Techniques for Improved Yield in Hybrid Bonding at IMAPS Device Packaging Conference 2024
Adeia Inc. will showcase the latest developments in hybrid bonding technology at the 20th Annual Device Packaging Conference (DPC 2024) on March 18-21, 2024, at the WeKoPa Resort and Conference Center in Fountain Hills, Arizona
Advancing Toward Wearable Stretchable Electronics
Researchers at Stanford have been working on skin-like, stretchable electronic devices for over a decade.