Author: Jerry Petersen|| Date Published: July 19, 2024
The Department of Commerce plans to launch a competition under the CHIPS for America program to fund research and development activities related to advanced semiconductor packaging and has issued a notice of intent, or NOI, for the effort.
Advanced packaging brings numerous benefits to semiconductor technologies, including improved system performance, a smaller physical footprint, lower power requirements and decreased costs, the Commerce Department said.
The competition is expected to result in multiple cooperative agreements worth $150 million each for a maximum total of $1.6 billion in funding.
Proposed R&D activities will have to line up with one or more of the following five research areas:
Equipment, tools, processes and process integration
Power delivery and thermal management
Connector technology, including photonics and radio frequency
Chiplets ecosystem
Co-design / electronic design automation
The government intends to schedule a webinar to discuss further details regarding the NOI.
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