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developments in the front-end have created a need for new packaging solutions, placing increased pressure on back - end equipment manufacturers. Processing and handling of ultra-thin wafers in back-end packaging tools are a result of device
and repair. Pac Tech USA, Hesse & Knipps, Inc., for instance, exhibited at the show, but these types of back - end equipment suppliers were in short supply. Mike Foster, of Samsung exhibited at SMTAI. Click here to enlarge image Gail Flower
suppliers to survive, and the possibility exists for companies like Applied Materials and KLA-Tencor to expand into back - end equipment . He stressed the importance of consortia between device and equipment manufacturers and advised the packaging
infrastructure there,” says Thorsten Teutsch, president of Pac Tech USA. Nagase expects sales of Pac Tech’s back - end equipment and materials in China and Japan to double over the next 3 years, according to Kazuo Nagashima, Nagase’s
was hard to tell the difference between the front-end and back-end players. It wasn’t so long ago that the back - end equipment and materials manufacturers had their own show in San Jose, while the front-end portion happened in San Francisco
design collaboration. Helmut Rutterschmidt, Datacon Technology GmbH In our estimate, the general markets for back - end equipment will weaken next year compared to 2006. Yet, we expect to achieve significant growth. Our position in the volume
market. Pac Tech's strong presence in Japan and China should enable Pac Tech to double their overall sales of back - end equipment and materials over the next 3 years from approximately 6 billion JPY in 2005, claims Kazuo Nagashima, Nagase
not initially disclosed. For Rudolph, the deal "accelerate[s] our efforts to be a more complete supplier of back - end equipment and software," said chairman/CEO Paul McLaughlin, in a statement, noting that this deal is yet another sign
a fully functional, passive RFID transponder - and whether it could be on the market by 2008, the suppliers of back - end equipment are aggressively pursuing various technology avenues to decrease manufacturing costs for ubiquitous RFID tags. Smart
positive for capital expenditure (capex) and wafer fab equipment (WFE) to slightly negative. The outlook for back - end equipment markets remains positive. WFE revenue is forecast to grow 6.4 percent in 2007. The 45-nm technology node