E2PACKMAN aims to advance Europe’s innovation and production capabilities in assembly and packaging, enabling miniaturization and strengthening the entire microelectronics value chain.
The Chips JU project E2PACKMAN contributes to strengthen innovation and packaging production in Europe to improve the ecosystem for leading edge / advanced electronics. Integration of more functionality in smaller volume is still the major driver in microelectronics. In order to facilitate further miniaturization, assembly and packaging (A&P) is becoming of increasing importance for the value chain of a microelectronic product.
To secure the future of electronic products “Made in Europe”, we need a big push to strengthen innovation and production in the A&P sector. Thus E2PACKMAN will push materials research as well as innovative equipment and process developments. The focus of this research will be on catalysing industrial production capabilities in Europe, both strengthening the production capabilities of the large semiconductor suppliers in Europe and creating a network that enables SMEs to produce their innovative devices in Europe. A world-class consortium of 60 partners from 13 European countries has been brought together to push advanced packaging in Europe towards heterogeneous system integration: The E2PACKMAN -EU project tackles a coherent approach that includes the whole value chain from material, process and technology developments validated by test-builds including the interface of the package to the chips and to the board/system.
Vision
“The project E2PACKMAN will strengthen the assembly and package production as well as the supply chain in Europe. ”
Project Facts
Name:
E2PACKMAN - European Consortium for Accelerating Innovations in Electronic Packaging Manufacturing
Duration:
36 months - starting July 1st 2025
Budget:
93 670 931,60 Euro
Consortion:
60 Partners from 13 Nations
Coordinator:
Dr. Vesna Mueller, Infineon AG
Consortium Partners
The E2PACKMAN partnership is specifically composed to address the challenges of developing next-generation advanced packaging technologies. It brings together leading European semiconductor manufacturers:
consortium partners
European countries
total costs