Abstract: Electronics packages are provided with structure that provides a significantly-reduced package footprint and also facilitates substantial reduction of package fabrication time and cost. The footprint reduction is realized with a frame that defines an aperture wall which surrounds first sets of components on the first side of a printed circuit board and also extends away from the printed circuit board to provide package input/output access along the perimeter of the package footprint. The second side of the printed circuit board receives a second set of components and this set is protected by a board fill. The frame and printed circuit board are configured for realization from frame and board panels whose planar forms substantially reduce package fabrication time and cost because they facilitate the use of modern high-speed printed circuit board (PCB) fabrication processes.