Intel has been granted a U.S. patent describing a method to embed MicroLED-equipped dies inside glass chip substrates, connected via Through-Glass-Vias for power and signaling. The design uses laser etching, copper electroplating, and silicon nitride bonding layers to integrate RGB-emitting dies into packaging, according to TrendForce. Intel's filing cites diagnostic testing and customizable surface lighting as potential applications.
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· 2026-09-29
SKC's Absolics unit told investors on July 27 that embedded glass substrate samples from its Covington, Georgia plant are undergoing package-level reliability testing in Taiwan, with results expected by year-end. Meanwhile Samsung Electro-Mechanics and Sumitomo Chemical's Dongwoo Fine-Chem finalized a $310 million joint venture on July 2 aiming for production in late 2027, while Intel, the technology's original champion, has pushed back its own rollout to around 2030 and shifted toward licensing patents instead.
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· 2026-08-27