MediaTek has diversified its chip packaging strategy by incorporating Intel's EMIB (Embedded Multi-Die Interconnect Bridge) technology alongside TSMC's CoWoS and SoIC services. This strategic shift addresses the limited advanced packaging capacity at TSMC, which is heavily allocated to high-volume clients like Nvidia. MediaTek's move aims to mitigate risks associated with relying solely on TSMC, especially as it targets a significant share of the AI ASIC market by 2028.
Intel's EMIB technology offers advantages such as improved yield, reduced warpage, and lower costs, making it suitable for inference-type ASICs. This development follows MediaTek's hiring of Douglas Yu, a former TSMC executive, although the company denies any direct collaboration with Intel post-hire. MediaTek's strategy highlights the growing importance of flexible packaging solutions in the semiconductor industry, where demand for AI chips continues to exceed packaging capabilities.
MediaTek Adopts Intel's EMIB for AI Chip Packaging Amid TSMC Constraints
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