Advanced packaging is no longer operating behind the scenes. The technology of advanced packaging is helping to sustain the speed of the semiconductor industry’s improvement in power and performance, ...
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Packaging patents: key innovations to watch
The packaging industry in 2026 is changing faster than at any point in the past decade. Patent filings across major markets show a clear shift: packaging is no longer being improved in small steps.
From color-changing smart films that warn consumers of spoilage in real time to barrier materials made from mushrooms and banana waste, flexible packaging innovation is accelerating on all fronts.
WILMINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Onto Innovation Inc. (NYSE: ONTO) today announced the opening of the company’s Packaging Applications Center of Excellence (PACE), a first-of-its-kind facility in ...
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Can Onto Innovation extend its winning streak in advanced nodes business?
AI, HPC, advanced packaging and next-generation memory are driving unprecedented demand for cutting-edge chips. As ...
Berry Global Group Inc. has released its 2024 Sustainability Report, showcasing its progress in sustainability initiatives while delivering value to stakeholders. The report outlines the company’s ...
Packaging is the shop window for your brand, the primary interface through which food and beverage manufacturers interact with consumers. Packaging innovation, therefore, cannot be taken lightly. How ...
Plisinski stated, "we estimate advanced packaging revenue to grow over 30% in 2026, resulting in a new revenue record for this market." He also projected revenue for the first quarter to be in the ...
Fresh food manufacturers worldwide are developing packaging that can help them reduce both food and plastic waste, responding to regulatory and consumer pressure to minimise their products’ ...
In the world of consumer goods, innovation stands as a driving force that captivates attention, builds brand loyalty and reshapes entire industries. It's not just about small, incremental changes; ...
Over the past decade, the capacity of data center Ethernet switches has surged from 0.64 Tbps to 25.6 Tbps, driven by the adoption of 64x400 Gbps or 32x800 Gbps pluggable optical transceiver modules.
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