I’m attending the all-day workshop on 3D ICs being held by the local IEEE Chapter of the CPMT (Components, Packaging, and Manufacturing Technology) Society and it’s a huge success with 150 attendees. I’m busy listening to presentations, but here’s a photo I just shot from the auditorium at TowerJazz Semiconductors.
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