Expert's Opinion

Could Printed Copper Be the New Industry Standard?

With multiple advantages and convincing results, this could prove to be the case in the field of microelectronics manufacturing.

Recent results obtained by a team of Canadian scientists made up of members from academia and industry and based at C2MI – Canada’s largest microelectronics R&D center – with the aim of achieving greener, more sustainable products, opens up new scales and enables technological boundaries to be pushed back and broadened. C2MI recently joined the Semiconductor Climate Consortium, with the clear intention of offering new avenues in microelectronic products manufacturing. Th...

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