Xilinx announces first stacked silicon interconnect technology
Xilinx Inc. announced the industry’s first stacked silicon interconnect technology. It proposes to deliver breakthrough capacity, bandwidth and power savings using multiple FPGA die in a single package for applications that require high-transistor and logic density, as well as tremendous levels of computational and bandwidth performance.
3D packaging approach
L-R: Xilinx's Dave Myron, Suresh Ramalingam and Neeraj Varma discuss the first stacked silicon interconnect technology.
Xilinx has taken a 3D packaging approach that makes use of passive silicon-based interposers, microbumps and through-silicon vias (TSV) to deliver multi-die programmable platforms. As the interposer is passive, it does not dissipate any heat beyond what’s consumed by an FPGA die.
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