Memory packaging is the process of assembling tiny semiconductor chips into a more durable form so that they can be easily integrated into computer systems. This can be done in a variety of ways. These packages have pins that connect to the motherboard and provide two communications lines for the memory module and the system. They are available in 168, 100, and 184 pin configurations. They are also known as small outline DIMMs (SO-DIMM). These are similar to DIMMs but use different pin settings. These are commonly used in laptop computers. They are often used in low-end and mid-range notebook computers.
Market Dynamics:
The memory packaging market is growing rapidly as the industry seeks to increase its performance and capabilities while shrinking its footprint. This is happening at a time when demand for memory chips in mobile devices and computing is increasing. The global market for memory packaging is expected to continue grow at a rapid pace. These growth rates are primarily driven by increasing demand from consumer electronics, which is expected to continue increasing in the future.
On the other hand, challenges associated with the outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT) industry is expected to hinder the market growth.
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