Findings show that a novel substrate design addresses signal integrity in interconnects, suggesting enhanced assembly techniques.
The relentless drive toward higher bandwidth, lower latency, lower power has driven interconnect technologies on substrates that yield small linewidth for signal die-to-die coupled with larger linewidth and thicker Cu lines for power delivery and small pitch assembly. Traditionally this was achieved by using a silicon interposer with small linewidth mounted on a laminate substrate with thick Cu lines for power in a 2.5D integration approach. However, this method introduces additional interconnect layers, parasitics and cost constraints while limiting interposer size. Our results show that a single silicon core substrate can effectively replace both the laminate and the Si interposer by combining a hybrid organic/inorganic interconnect. Moreover dies can now be assembled at <10um pitch using a solderless Cu-Cu thermocompression bonding scheme.
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