The IC assembly industry has gone a full circle over the course of 50 years. At the beginning, everything was discretely packaged, but with the introduction of integrated circuits and advancement of lithograph y technologies, we were able to keep putting more into less., Yet the industry is facing challenges in continuing the scaling trend without sacrificing th e economic gain, therefore they turned to the heterogeneous integration, where the different IP blocks on the SOC were, once again, split into several discrete IC chips, thereby completing the circle. How do we enable these physically separated chips to have a performance that is on par with a single SOC? The answer is advanced packaging.
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