Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein include photonics packages. In an embodiment, the photonics package comprises a substrate. In an embodiment, a first interposer is over the substrate, and a first die is on the first interposer. In an embodiment, a second interposer is over the substrate, and a second die is on the second interposer. In an embodiment, an optical bridge is between the first interposer and the second interposer.

Abstract: An apparatus comprising a package substrate comprising a core layer; a pedestal embedded in the core layer; and a structure comprising a passive circuit component, wherein the structure is above the pedestal and is embedded in the core layer.

Abstract: Glass substrates having signal shielding for use with semiconductor packages and related methods are disclosed. An example semiconductor package includes a core layer defining a channel and a through glass via (TGV). The channel at least partially surrounding the TGV. A signal transmission line is provided in the opening and extending through the core layer. An electrically conductive material positioned in the channel. The conductive material to provide electromagnetic shielding to the transmission line.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein may be related to apparatuses, processes, and techniques directed to embedding capacitors in through glass vias within a glass core of a substrate. In embodiments, the through glass vias may extend entirely from a first side of the glass core to a second side of the glass core opposite the first side. Layers of electrically conductive material and dielectric material may then be deposited within the through glass via to form a capacitor. the capacitor may then be electrically coupled with electrical routings on buildup layers on either side of the glass core. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are microelectronic structures including glass cores, as well as related assemblies and methods. In some embodiments, a microelectronic structure may include a glass core having through-glass vias (TGVs) therein; a metallization region at a first face of the glass core, wherein a conductive pathway in the first metallization region is conductively coupled to at least one of the TGVs; a bridge component in the metallization region; a first conductive contact at a face of the metallization region, wherein the first conductive contact is conductively coupled to the conductive pathway; and a second conductive contact at the face of the metallization region, wherein the second conductive contact is conductively coupled to the bridge component.

Abstract: A glass substrate houses an embedded multi-die interconnect bridge that is part of a semiconductor device package. Through-glass vias communicate to a surface for mounting on a semiconductor package substrate.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are microelectronic assemblies and related devices and methods. In some embodiments, a microelectronic assembly may include a glass layer having a surface; a material on the surface of the glass layer, the material including a polyimide or a dielectric material; a via including a conductive material, wherein the via extends through the glass layer and through the material on the surface of the glass layer, and wherein the via has a first diameter through the material on the surface, a second diameter at the surface of the glass layer, and the first diameter is equal to the second diameter plus 1 micron or minus 1 micron; and a dielectric layer on the material at the surface of the glass layer, the dielectric layer including a conductive pathway electrically coupled to the via.

Abstract: Microelectronic assemblies, related devices and methods, are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a microelectronic assembly may include a first die, having a first surface and an opposing second surface, in a first layer; a redistribution layer (RDL) on the first layer, wherein the RDL includes conductive vias having a greater width towards a first surface of the RDL and a smaller width towards an opposing second surface of the RDL; wherein the first surface of the RDL is electrically coupled to the second surface of the first die by first solder interconnects having a first solder; and a second die in a second layer on the RDL, wherein the second die is electrically coupled to the RDL by second solder interconnects having a second solder, wherein the second solder is different than the first solder.

Abstract: A foundation layer and methods of forming a conductive via are described. A die pad is formed over a die. A seed layer is deposited over the die pad and the foundation layer. A first photoresist layer is deposited over the seed layer, and the first layer is patterned to form a conductive line opening over the die pad. A conductive material is deposited into the conductive line opening to form a conductive line. A second photoresist layer is deposited over the first layer, and the second layer is patterned to form a via opening over the conductive line. The conductive material is deposited into the via opening to form the conductive via, where the conductive material only deposits on portions of exposed conductive line. The second and first layers are removed. Portions of exposed seed layer are recessed, and then a top surface of the conductive via is exposed.

Abstract: An electronic package includes an interposer having an interposer substrate, a cavity that passes into but not through the interposer substrate, a through interposer via (TIV) within the interposer substrate, and an interposer pad electrically coupled to the TIV. The electronic package includes a nested component in the cavity, wherein the nested component includes a component pad coupled to a through-component via. A core via is beneath the nested component, the core via extending from the nested component through the interposer substrate. A die is coupled to the interposer pad by a first interconnect and coupled to the component pad by a second interconnect.

Abstract: Techniques for a coaxial inductor in a glass core are disclosed. In an illustrative embodiment, an inductor is positioned in a cavity of a glass core. The inductor includes a conductive via extending through the glass core surrounded by a magnetic material. A buffer layer is positioned between the edges of the cavity of the glass core and the inductor. The buffer can prevent or mitigate any stress caused by changes in temperature and different coefficients of thermal expansion of the glass core and the inductor. The inductor may form part of a fully integrated voltage regulator (FIVR), which provides a stable voltage source to a semiconductor die such as a processor.

Abstract: Various techniques for edge stress reduction in glass cores and related devices and methods are disclosed. In one example, a microelectronic assembly includes a glass core having a bottom surface, a top surface opposite the bottom surface, and one or more sidewalls extending between the bottom surface and the top surface, and further includes a panel of an organic material, wherein the glass core is embedded within the panel. In another example, a microelectronic assembly includes a glass core as in the first example, where an angle between a portion of an individual sidewall and one of the bottom surface or the top surface is greater than 90 degrees. In yet another example, a microelectronic assembly includes a glass core as in the first example, and further includes a pattern of a material on one of the one or more sidewalls.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein include glass cores with vias that are lined by a self-healing liner. In an embodiment, an apparatus comprises a substrate that comprises a solid glass layer with an opening through a thickness of the substrate. In an embodiment, a liner is in contact with a sidewall of the opening, where the liner comprises a polymer matrix with capsules distributed through the polymer matrix. In an embodiment, each capsule comprises a shell, and a core within the shell. In an embodiment, the core comprises an organic material. In an embodiment, a via is in the opening and in contact with the liner, and the via is electrically conductive.

Abstract: Microelectronic assemblies, related devices and methods, are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a microelectronic assembly may include a first layer including first dies in a first insulating material; a second layer on the first layer, the second layer including second dies and third dies in a second insulating material, the second dies having a first thickness, the third dies having a second thickness different than the first thickness, and the second dies and the third dies having a surface, wherein the surfaces of the second and third dies have a combined surface area between 3,000 square millimeters (mm2) and 9,000 mm2; and a redistribution layer (RDL) between the first layer and the second layer, the RDL including conductive pathways through the RDL, wherein the first dies are electrically coupled to the second dies and the third dies by the conductive pathways through the RDL and by interconnects.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are microelectronic assemblies and related devices and methods. In some embodiments, a microelectronic assembly may include a glass layer having a surface, the glass layer including conductive through-glass vias (TGVs); a dielectric layer at the surface of the glass layer, the dielectric layer including conductive pathways; and interconnects between the surface of the glass layer and the dielectric layer, wherein individual interconnects electrically couple individual TGVs to individual conductive pathways. In some embodiments, the interconnects include solder or liquid metal ink. In some embodiments, the interconnects include metal-metal bonds and dielectric-dielectric bonds.

Abstract: Microelectronic assemblies, related devices and methods, are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a microelectronic assembly may include a first layer having first dies in a first insulating material; a second layer on the first layer, the second layer including second dies having a first thickness and third dies having a second thickness different than the first thickness, the second dies and the third dies in a second insulating material, wherein the second dies and third dies have a first surface and an opposing second surface, and wherein the first surfaces of the second and third dies have a combined surface area between 3,000 square millimeters (mm2) and 9,000 mm2; and a redistribution layer (RDL) between the first layer and the second layer, the RDL including conductive pathways, wherein the first dies are electrically coupled to the second dies and the third dies by the conductive pathways and by interconnects.

Abstract: Microelectronic assemblies with glass cores that have undergone localized thermal healing and/or localized doping in regions adjacent to glass surface are disclosed. In one example, a microelectronic assembly includes a glass core having a first face, an opposing second face, a sidewall extending between the first face and the second face, a surface region, and a bulk region, where the surface region is a portion of the glass core that starts at a surface of the first face, the second face, or the sidewall and extends from the surface into the glass core by a total depth of up to about 50 micron, the bulk region is a portion of the glass core further away from the surface than the surface region, and a density of the surface region is higher than a density of the bulk region, e.g., at least about 5% higher or at least about 7.5% higher.

Abstract: A microelectronic assembly includes a bridge die embedded in a substrate. The substrate includes a doped dielectric material in a layer or region directly below the bridge die, and in a layer near an upper face of the bridge die. A cavity is formed in the upper layer of the doped dielectric material for embedding the bridge die, exposing the lower layer of the doped dielectric material. After cavity formation, a selective metallization of the lower and upper layers of the doped dielectric material is performed, providing well-aligned metal layers in the region of the bridge die and the region around the bridge die.

Abstract: A microelectronic assembly includes an embedded bridge die and a glass structure, such as glass patch, under the bridge die. The bridge die and the glass structure are embedded in a substrate. The assembly may further include two or more dies arranged over the substrate and coupled to the bridge die. The glass structure may include through-glass vias, and vias in the substrate below the glass structure are self-aligned to the through-glass vias. The glass structure may include an embedded passive device, such as an embedded inductor or capacitor.

Abstract: Microelectronic assemblies, related devices and methods, are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a microelectronic assembly may include a first die in a first dielectric layer; a magnetic core inductor, having a first surface and an opposing second surface, in the first dielectric layer, including a first conductive pillar, having a first end at the first surface of the magnetic core inductor and an opposing second end at the second surface, at least partially surrounded by a magnetic material that extends at least partially along a thickness of the first conductive pillar from the second end and tapers towards the first end; and a second conductive pillar coupled to the first conductive pillar; and a second die in a second dielectric layer on the first dielectric layer coupled to the second surface of the magnetic core inductor.