Three-dimensional memory devices in the form of a memory die includes an alternating stack of insulating layers and electrically conductive layers located over a substrate, and memory stack structures extending through the alternating stack, in which each of the memory stack structures includes a memory film and a vertical semiconductor channel contacting an inner sidewall of the memory film. Bit lines are electrically connected to an end portion of a respective one of the vertical semiconductor channels. Bump connection via structures contact a top surface of a respective one of the bit lines, in which each of the bump connection via structures has a greater lateral dimension along a lengthwise direction of the bit lines than along a widthwise direction of the bit lines. Metallic bump structures of another semiconductor die contact respective ones of the bump connection via structures to make respective electrical connections between the two dies.

Three-dimensional memory devices in the form of a memory die includes an alternating stack of insulating layers and electrically conductive layers located over a substrate, and memory stack structures extending through the alternating stack, in which each of the memory stack structures includes a memory film and a vertical semiconductor channel contacting an inner sidewall of the memory film. Bit lines are electrically connected to an end portion of a respective one of the vertical semiconductor channels. Bump connection via structures contact a top surface of a respective one of the bit lines, in which each of the bump connection via structures has a greater lateral dimension along a lengthwise direction of the bit lines than along a widthwise direction of the bit lines. Metallic bump structures of another semiconductor die contact respective ones of the bump connection via structures to make respective electrical connections between the two dies.

Three-dimensional memory devices in the form of a memory die includes an alternating stack of insulating layers and electrically conductive layers located over a substrate, and memory stack structures extending through the alternating stack, in which each of the memory stack structures includes a memory film and a vertical semiconductor channel contacting an inner sidewall of the memory film. Bit lines are electrically connected to an end portion of a respective one of the vertical semiconductor channels. Bump connection via structures contact a top surface of a respective one of the bit lines, in which each of the bump connection via structures has a greater lateral dimension along a lengthwise direction of the bit lines than along a widthwise direction of the bit lines. Metallic bump structures of another semiconductor die contact respective ones of the bump connection via structures to make respective electrical connections between the two dies.

A vertical type light emitting diode die and a method for fabricating the same is disclosed. A growth substrate is provided and an epitaxial layer is formed on the growth substrate. A metallic combined substrate is connected to the epitaxial layer. Then, the growth substrate is removed. Electrode units are formed on the top surface of the epitaxial layer. The epitaxial layer is divided into epitaxial dies according to the number of the plurality of electrode units. Each vertical type light emitting diode die formed in the abovementioned way includes the metallic combined substrate having a first metal layer and second metal layers. The first metal layer is combined with the two second metal layers by cutting, vacuum heating, and polishing, so as to enable the metallic combined substrate to have a high coefficient of thermal conductivity, a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and initial magnetic permeability.

A vertical type light emitting diode die and a method for fabricating the same is disclosed. A growth substrate is provided and an epitaxial layer is formed on the growth substrate. A metallic combined substrate is connected to the epitaxial layer. Then, the growth substrate is removed. Electrode units are formed on the top surface of the epitaxial layer. The epitaxial layer is divided into epitaxial dies according to the number of the plurality of electrode units. Each vertical type light emitting diode die formed in the abovementioned way includes the metallic combined substrate having a first metal layer and second metal layers. The first metal layer is combined with the two second metal layers by cutting, vacuum heating, and polishing, so as to enable the metallic combined substrate to have a high coefficient of thermal conductivity, a low coefficient of thermal expansion, and initial magnetic permeability.

A cryogenic electronic package includes a circuitized substrate, an interposer, a superconducting multichip module (SMCM) and at least one superconducting semiconductor structure. The at least one superconducting semiconductor structure is disposed over and coupled to the SMCM, and the interposer is disposed between the SMCM and the substrate. The SMCM and the at least one superconducting semiconductor structure are electrically coupled to the substrate through the interposer. A cryogenic electronic assembly including a plurality of cryogenic electronic packages is also provided.

Three-dimensional memory devices in the form of a memory die includes an alternating stack of insulating layers and electrically conductive layers located over a substrate, and memory stack structures extending through the alternating stack, in which each of the memory stack structures includes a memory film and a vertical semiconductor channel contacting an inner sidewall of the memory film. Bit lines are electrically connected to an end portion of a respective one of the vertical semiconductor channels. Bump connection via structures contact a top surface of a respective one of the bit lines, in which each of the bump connection via structures has a greater lateral dimension along a lengthwise direction of the bit lines than along a widthwise direction of the bit lines. Metallic bump structures of another semiconductor die contact respective ones of the bump connection via structures to make respective electrical connections between the two dies.

Provided is a semiconductor device having a pad on a semiconductor chip, a first passivation film formed over the semiconductor chip and having an opening portion on the pad of a probe region and a coupling region, a second passivation film formed over the pad and the first passivation film and having an opening portion on the pad of the coupling region, and a rewiring layer formed over the coupling region and the second passivation film and electrically coupled to the pad. The pad of the probe region placed on the periphery side of the semiconductor chip relative to the coupling region has a probe mark and the rewiring layer extends from the coupling region to the center side of the semiconductor chip. The present invention provides a technology capable of achieving size reduction, particularly pitch narrowing, of a semiconductor device.

An electronic device includes a first semiconductor die, a plurality of bumps, and a substrate. The first semiconductor die includes a first conductive feature. The bumps are disposed on the first semiconductor die and are connected to the first conductive feature. The substrate includes a second conductive feature. The bumps are electrically connected to the second conductive feature. The first conductive feature, the bumps, and the second conductive feature are configured to form at least one ring structure.

An electronic device includes a first semiconductor die, a plurality of bumps, and a substrate. The first semiconductor die includes a first conductive feature. The bumps are disposed on the first semiconductor die and are connected to the first conductive feature. The substrate includes a second conductive feature. The bumps are electrically connected to the second conductive feature. The first conductive feature, the bumps, and the second conductive feature are configured to form at least one ring structure.