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DFM Mistakes Designers Make When Moving to ELIC

07/20/2026 | Anaya Vardya, American Standard Circuits
The transition from HDI to every layer interconnect (ELIC) is where the DFM gap between design intent and fabrication reality is most visible. Several common misconceptions appear consistently in the data packages we review at ASC. The most common ELIC design mistake mirrors what we generally see in first-time UHDI builds: using process minimums everywhere because they appear on a capability chart. In ELIC, this is especially consequential. If only one region truly requires aggressive geometry, say, a fine-pitch BGA escape, the rest of the design should preserve margin. Relaxing non-critical areas makes the overall build more manufacturable without sacrificing the dense region that drives the stackup.

Cadence Launches AuraStack AI Super Agent

07/16/2026 | Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
The AuraStack AI Super Agent is the world's first agentic AI platform for PCB and advanced packaging design.

Microchip's Radiation-Tolerant Clock Generator Streamlines Spacecraft Timing

06/26/2026 | Microchip
Spacecraft timing systems must provide highly stable, precise signals for navigation, communications and scientific instruments, even when GNSS signals are weak or unavailable.

Synopsys Announces Availability of the First Wave of Multiphysics Fusion Solutions

06/18/2026 | Synopsys
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From Dilution to ZLD: Optimizing Used Process Water Management

06/10/2026 | Richard Nichols, GreenSource Engineering
Last month, we began discussing the journey from dilution to zero liquid discharge. I highlighted that approximately 70% of the used process water (UPW) is generated from the dilute stream. This significant volume underscores the necessity for effective treatment processes that ensure the safe return of water into the production cycle while minimising environmental impact.
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