AMD will develop glass substrate chips before Intel and Samsung

AMD plans to develop these chips much earlier in glass substrate chip technology, at a time when Intel and Samsung are targeting mass production after 2025. Glass substrate is a technology used in chip packaging solutions and aims to replace organic materials. This technology provides many advantages over traditional organic substrates.

AMD may launch glass substrate chips in 2025

Companies such as Intel, AMD, Samsung and LG Innotek have stated that they will start producing glass substrates to meet the potential demand of the market. Intel was one of the first companies to announce the integration of this material in future packaging technologies.

Team Blue announced that it plans to increase the number of chiplets, reduce its carbon footprint and provide faster and more efficient performance with this new technology. Intel plans to start mass production of the glass substrate in 2026. After Intel, it will be made by Samsung in one move.

Samsung plans to use this technology especially on the screen in the future. The company aims to start mass production in 2026 and establish a pilot production line in September 2024. Another player entering this large market is Absolics. The firm invested $300 million to develop a dedicated manufacturing facility in Covington, Georgia, and began mass production of prototype substrates.

Incoming reports show that AMD is also making progress in glass substrate integration, and Team Red is conducting evaluation tests on substrate samples from global suppliers. The company seems to be ahead of others in adopting this material. These developments also accelerated AMD’s efforts to establish a supply chain.

It will be interesting to see how the substrates currently in prototype form will contribute to innovation in AI markets. How will AMD’s desire to start production in 2025 affect other companies? We will see this situation together in the coming years.