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The Heterogeneous Integration of Electronic Components

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Heterogeneous integration (HI) of electronics components is broadly recognized as a powerful and crucial enabler for the continued growth of computing and communication. From 2010 onwards, the value of HI is increasingly visible in the advanced packaging used in artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, smartphones and communications product implementations. In this Perspective, we argue that HI is crucial to semiconductors and more broadly to the continued evolution of computing and communications. We use leading-edge advanced packaging examples to represent the value, advancements and opportunities for HI. To succeed, it is critical to develop comprehensive HI roadmaps that inform collaborations across the design, manufacturing and reliability spectrum between systems architects, packaging and semiconductor technologists to common goals. Although this article does not provide a full roadmap, we instead detail additional parameters for artificial intelligence, smartphone and other cellular communication devices, and their constituent building blocks including interconnects, power electronics, photonics, thermal management, reliability, modelling and co-design, to foster greater collaboration opportunities among academia, research laboratories and industry.

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Mahajan, Ravi [Intel], Chen, William [ASE Technologies], Thompson, Patrick [Texas Instruments], Bottoms, Wilmer [Third Millennium Test Solutions], Helmy, Amr [University of Toronto], Chan, Benson [Binghamton University], Swaminathan, Madhavan [Pennsylvania State University], Shalf, John [Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory], Bailey, Christopher [Arizona State University], Schutt-Aine, Jose [University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign], Subbarayan, Ganesh [Purdue University], Lee, Timothy [Boeing], Iyer, Subramanian [University of California Los Angeles], Narumanchi, Sreekant [National Laboratory of the Rockies, Golden, CO (United States)] (ORCID:0000000153376069), Mongia, Rajiv [Intel]. 2026-03-30. The Heterogeneous Integration of Electronic Components. https://doi.org/10.1038/s44287-026-00270-1

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