A package structure, including a bridge, an interposer, a first redistribution structure layer, a second redistribution structure layer, and multiple chips, is provided. The bridge includes a silicon substrate, a redistribution layer, and multiple bridge pads. The interposer includes an intermediate layer, multiple conductive vias, multiple first pads, and multiple second pads. The bridge is embedded in the intermediate layer. The bridge pads are aligned with the upper surface. The first redistribution structure layer is disposed on the upper surface of the interposer and is electrically connected to the first pads and the bridge pads. The second redistribution structure layer is disposed on the lower surface of the interposer and is electrically connected to the second pads. The chips are disposed on the first redistribution structure layer and are electrically connected to the first redistribution structure layer. The chips are electrically connected to each other through the bridge.

A package structure and a method for manufacturing a package structure are provided. The package structure includes a first wiring structure and at least one electronic device. The at least one electronic device is connected to the first wiring structure through at least two joint structures. The at least two joint structures respectively include different materials.

An electronic package is provided, which is disposed with a second electronic component and a third electronic component on a first electronic component as a carrier structure, such that there is no need to match a layout size of the conventional package substrate. Therefore, the first electronic component can be designed as a System on a Chip (SoC) with a smaller size to improve the process yield.

A semiconductor package including a molded power delivery module arranged between a package substrate and a semiconductor chip and including a plurality of input conductive structures and a plurality of reference conductive structures, wherein the input conductive structures alternate between the plurality of reference conductive structures, wherein the input conductive structure is electrically coupled with a chip input voltage terminal and a package input voltage terminal, wherein each of the plurality of reference conductive structures are electrically coupled with a semiconductor chip reference terminal and a package reference terminal.

Embodiments that allow both high density and low density interconnection between microelectronic die and motherboard via Direct Chip Attach (DCA) are described. In some embodiments, microelectronic die have a high density interconnect with a small bump pitch located along one edge and a lower density connection region with a larger bump pitch located in other regions of the die. The high density interconnect regions between die are interconnected using an interconnecting bridge made out of a material that can support high density interconnect manufactured into it, such as silicon. The lower density connection regions are used to attach interconnected die directly to a board using DCA. The high density interconnect can utilize current Controlled Collapsed Chip Connection (C4) spacing when interconnecting die with an interconnecting bridge, while allowing much larger spacing on circuit boards.

A semiconductor package includes a conductive pad, a semiconductor die with an aluminum bond pad over a dielectric layer of the semiconductor die, a gold bump on the aluminum bond pad, a first intermetallic layer of gold and aluminum between the aluminum bond pad and the gold bump, a copper ball bond on the gold bump, a second intermetallic layer of copper and gold between the copper ball bond and the gold bump, a copper wire extending from the copper ball bond to the conductive pad, a stitch bond between the copper wire and the conductive pad.

A semiconductor device is provided. The semiconductor device includes a base substrate, a die stacking unit, a number of dummy micro bumps, and an underfill material. The die stacking unit, which is mounted on the base substrate, includes a first die, a second die, and a number of first conductive joints. The first die and the second die are stacked on each other, and the first conductive joints are disposed between and connected to the first die and the second die. The dummy micro bumps, which are disposed between the first conductive joints, are connected to the first die but not to the second die. The underfill material is filled into a number of gaps between the base substrate, the first die, the second die, the first conductive joints, and the dummy micro bumps.

A semiconductor device includes a substrate having a plurality of pads on a surface of the substrate, a semiconductor chip that includes a plurality of metal bumps connected to corresponding pads on the substrate, a first resin layer between the surface of the substrate and the semiconductor chip, a second resin layer between the substrate and the semiconductor chip and between the first resin layer and at least one of the metal bumps, and a third resin layer on the substrate and above the semiconductor chip.

Semiconductor device assemblies with solderless interconnects, and associated systems and methods are disclosed. In one embodiment, a semiconductor device assembly includes a first conductive pillar extending from a semiconductor die and a second conductive pillar extending from a substrate. The first conductive pillar may be connected to the second conductive pillar via an intermediary conductive structure formed between the first and second conductive pillars using an electroless plating solution injected therebetween. The first and second conductive pillars and the intermediary conductive structure may include copper as a common primary component, exclusive of an intermetallic compound (IMC) of a soldering process. A first sidewall surface of the first conductive pillar may be misaligned with respect to a corresponding second sidewall surface of the second conductive pillar. Such interconnects formed without IMC may improve electrical and metallurgical characteristics of the interconnects for the semiconductor device assemblies.

The present disclosure is directed to a wafer level chip scale package (WLCSP) with various combinations of contacts and Under Bump Metallizations (UBMs) having different structures and different amounts solder coupled to the contacts and UBMs. Although the contacts have different structures and the volume of solder differs, the total standoff height along the WLCSP remains substantially the same. Each portion of solder coupled to each respective contact and UBM includes a point furthest away from an active surface of a die of the WLCSP. Each point of each respective portion of solder is co-planar with each other respective point of the other respective portions of solder. Additionally, the contacts with various and different structures are positioned accordingly on the active surface of the die of the WLCSP to reduce failures that may result from the WLCSP being exposed to thermal cycling or the WLCSP being dropped.