prime platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and educational interactions among a diverse group of professionals in microelectronics.
The conference is a major forum for the exchange of knowledge and provides numerous technical, social and networking opportunities for meeting leading experts in these fields. The conference will attract a diverse group of people within industry and academia. It provides a chance for educational interactions across many different functional groups and experience levels.
People who will benefit from this conference include: scientists, process engineers, product engineers, manufacturing engineers, professors, students, business managers, and sales & marketing professionals.
Yole Group will be part to this 20th edition as speaker with:
Gabriela Pereira
Technology and Market Analyst, Semiconductor Packaging
Tuesday, March 19,
10:45am: High-end smartphone SoC packaging comparison-advanced PoP technology from standard, dan-out to flip-chip assembly
Wednesday, March 20,
6pm: 2.5D/3D Packaging Market Trends for Heterogeneous Integration
Rayane Mazari
Technology & Cost Analyst, Semiconductor Packaging
Wednesday, March 20,
6pm: 2.5D/3D Packaging Market Trends for Heterogeneous Integration
ABSTRACT:
Scaling the front-end node is one way of increasing device performance but node scaling no longer follows Moore’s Law due to yield issues, device limitations and escalating design costs. Heterogeneous integration and chiplet approach are potential paths forward to optimize cost while ensuring performance.
Advanced packaging has become critical to realize heterogeneous integration, providing high density, increased bandwidth, and power efficiency. There are multiple ways to achieve these requirements and 2.5D and 3D technologies are becoming crucial, including HD/UHD FO with RDL, Si Interposers, Si bridges, 3D stacking with TSVs and with hybrid bonding.
Advanced packaging market is expected to grow at an 8.7% CAGR, from $43.9B in 2022 to $72.4B by 2028, driven by megatrends like 5G, AI/HPC and autonomous driving. 2.5D/3D packaging is the platform growing at the fastest rate of 17.2% in the next five years. It reached $8.9B in 2022 and is expected to achieve $23.2B in 2028. The main players pushing for these technologies include TSMC, Intel and Samsung, other memory suppliers like Micron and SK hynix and OSATs like ASE, SPIL, and Amkor, who are collaborating with IDMs and foundries.
How is the 2.5D/3D market expected to evolve? What is the most suitable technology? What are the driving markets, and will there be the killer application? Which players will lead the battle? An overview of the market and technology trends will be shared to shed light on these questions.
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Rayane Mazari
Technology & Cost Analyst, Semiconductor Packaging
Rayane Mazari serves as a Technology & Cost Analyst, Semiconductor Packaging, at Yole SystemPlus.
Rayane’s mission is to aid in the development of reverse engineering & costing reports. She works closely with the devices and laboratory team to set up significant physical & technology analyses of innovative IC and processor chips. She has a background in microelectronics.
Rayane holds a Master degree in Instrumentation & Microelectronics Engineering from Aix Marseille University.
Gabriela Pereira
Technology & Market Analyst, Semiconductor Packaging
Gabriela Pereira is Technology & Market Analyst, Semiconductor Packaging at Yole Group.
Working within the Manufacturing & Global Supply Chain activities at Yole Group, Gabriela focuses on advanced packaging platforms, develops technology & market reports, and is engaged in dedicated custom projects.
Gabriela’s experience in the semiconductor field includes working at Amkor Technology, first for her master’s thesis and then as a R&D Engineer, where she collaborated on several package development projects.
Gabriela holds a master’s degree in metallurgical and materials engineering from the University of Porto, Portugal.
