Tessera Licenses Shellcase MVP to Nemotek Print E-mail
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Written by Philip Buonpastore   
Wednesday, 30 April 2008 09:40
SAN JOSE, CA and RABAT, MOROCCOTessera Technologies, Inc. and Nemotek S.A. have announced that Nemotek has licensed Tessera’s Shellcase MVP technology, which will reportedly allow OEMs and camera module manufacturers the ability to build smaller and thinner consumer devices, such as camera phones, digital cameras, PDAs and laptops.

“We are making the transition from traditional packaging technology to... through-silicon via wafer-level packaging technology by offering [our] high-volume capabilities to image sensor makers around the world.” said Youssef Benmokhtar, Nemotek’s director of marketing.

“Both Nemotek and their customers will reap the benefits of higher yield and lower production costs, which will be passed on in the form of cost savings throughout the manufacturing supply chain,” said Bents Kidron, Tessera marketing VP.


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