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Invensas Announces That Sandia National Laboratories Has Licensed ZiBond and DBI Technologies for Advanced 3D Semiconductor Applications

SAN JOSE, Calif., April 18th, 2016 – Invensas Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tessera Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: TSRA), announced today that Sandia National Laboratories signed a new license agreement for ZiBond® and Direct Bond Interconnect (DBI®) technologies. With this license Sandia will have access to the most advanced 3D integration technologies available, for use in a wide range of semiconductor applications.

For more than 60 years, Sandia National Laboratories has been the premier science and engineering laboratory in the United States for national security and innovation. Working closely with U.S. government agencies, private industry and academic institutions, Sandia has led the charge to research, develop and deliver essential technologies used to solve many of the nation’s most important security, climate change and sustainable energy challenges.

“The demand for cost-effective, versatile, 2.5D and 3D integration technologies has risen significantly, as research and commercial enterprises seek to expand overall performance and functionality of electronics products,” said Craig Mitchell, President Invensas Corporation. “ZiBond and DBI technologies are currently deployed in leading edge semiconductor products, and we are pleased to now make them available to Sandia, a premier government research institution.”

ZiBond is a low-temperature homogeneous bonding technology, that enables room temperature die or wafer-level 3D integration, without the need for the application of external pressure. DBI is a low temperature, hybrid bonding technology with integrated electrical interconnects, that offers the industry’s finest pitch and lowest cost-of-ownership 3D interconnect platform.

Both ZiBond and DBI deliver the fastest bonding throughput currently available in the industry, resulting in up to a 15x increase in wafer bonding throughput. Both technologies offer the thinnest available 2.5D and 3D semiconductor assemblies, while reducing wafer warpage, increasing reliability and improving thermal performance. Additionally, low processing temperatures significantly reduce equipment and process cost for high volume manufacturing.

For more information on ZiBond and DBI technologies as well as other Invensas solutions, please visit www.invensas.comor www.tessera.com.

About Tessera Technologies, Inc.

Tessera Technologies, Inc., including its Invensas and FotoNation subsidiaries, licenses technologies and intellectual property to customers for use in areas such as mobile computing and communications, memory and data storage, and 3D-IC technologies, among others. Our technologies include semiconductor packaging and interconnect solutions, and products and solutions for mobile and computational imaging, including our LifeFocusTM, FaceToolsTM, FacePowerTM, FotoSavvyTM, DigitalApertureTM, face beautification, red-eye removal, High Dynamic Range, autofocus, panorama, and image stabilization intellectual property. For more information call +1.408.321.6000 or visit www.tessera.com or www.invensas.com. 

Tessera, the Tessera logo, FotoNation, the FotoNation logo, ZiBond, DBI, FaceSavvy, FaceTools, FacePower, DigitalAperture, and LifeFocus are trademarks or registered trademarks of affiliated companies of Tessera Technologies, Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other company, brand and product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

 

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