Home > Analog  > 

Fan

ASE has developed a 70×78-mm Fan-Out Chip on Substrate Bridge (FOCoS-Bridge) package that packs two ASICs and eight high-bandwidth memory devices connected via eight silicon bridges. The large package integrates two identical 47×31-mm FOCoS-Bridge structures side-by-side, each with one ASIC and four high-bandwidth memory devices and four silicon bridges.

FOCoS-Bridge technology is highly scalable, enabling seamless integration into complex chiplet architectures used in high-performance computing and artificial intelligence applications. It provides high-density die-to-die connections, high I/O counts, and fast signal transmission. The use of a silicon bridge die achieves a die edge linear density (wire/mm/layer) that is an order of magnitude higher than a conventional organic flip-chip package.

ASE expects the FOCoS-Bridge technology to establish a foundation for embedding passives and active chips in the fan-out package. By overcoming the limitations of conventional electrical interconnects, the FOCoS-Bridge permits high-speed, low-latency, and energy-efficient data communication between processors, accelerators, and memory modules.

Advancements in LED Drivers for Next-Generation Automotive Exterior Lighting09.18.2023

Reducing the Production Cost of Integrated Circuits in the Integration Era09.14.2023

Democratizing Edge AI and ML with a No Code Approach09.12.2023

FOCoS-Bridge is one of the six core packaging technologies of the ASE VIPack platform, supported by a co-design ecosystem.

FOCoS-Bridge product page

Advanced Semiconductor Engineering

Find more datasheets on products like this one at Datasheets.com, searchable by category, part #, description, manufacturer, and more.

tags: [db:TAGS]

Fan由Voice of the EngineerAnalogColumn releasethank you for your recognition of Voice of the Engineer and for our original works As well as the favor of the article, you are very welcome to share it on your personal website or circle of friends, but please indicate the source of the article when reprinting it.“Fan