To Chiplet or Not to Chiplet

CW Connected Semiconductor SIG supported by Marks & Clerk 

The UK semiconductor sector is entering a pivotal period of innovation, driven by advances in chiplet architectures, advanced packaging, photonics integration, supply chain resilience and new approaches to semiconductor product development. Recognising the importance of bringing together expertise from across industry, academia and government, Marks & Clerk is proud to sponsor the CW Connected Semiconductor Special Interest Group (SIG).

The Semiconductor SIG has been established to convene the UK semiconductor ecosystem, creating a forum where technical leaders, innovators, researchers and end-users can exchange insights, explore emerging technologies and address shared challenges across the semiconductor value chain. The initiative aims to help shape the future of the UK's semiconductor industry.

Upcoming Semiconductor SIG event: To Chiplet or Not to Chiplet

17 November | 1.30pm - 5.30pm

The next Semiconductor SIG event will explore one of the industry's most significant developments: Chiplets and the future of semiconductor product delivery.

Chiplets have become a major focus of semiconductor roadmaps, enabling greater design flexibility, faster innovation cycles and new commercial opportunities. As the industry moves beyond single-vendor approaches towards heterogeneous solutions combining components from multiple vendors and process technologies, chiplets are increasingly seen as a key enabler of next-generation semiconductor products.

This event will examine the current state of the chiplet landscape, including:

• The evolution of chiplets and how they differ from previous approaches such as MCMs and die stacking
• Technical considerations including power, thermal management, interconnects and advanced packaging
• The integration of photonics technologies
• New business models and commercial opportunities enabled by chiplet architectures
• Remaining challenges to deployment and how they can be addressed
• The role the UK semiconductor ecosystem can play in supporting future development and adoption

The session will provide valuable insights for semiconductor designers, technology developers, researchers, investors and businesses interested in the future direction of chip design and manufacturing.

If you are interested in semiconductors, advanced packaging, chiplet integration, photonics or the future of the UK's semiconductor ecosystem, we encourage you to join the conversation.

To register, please click here