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Shaoxin and Xinrui Establish Joint Lab for Wafer-Level Bonding Equipment and Materials

On November 26, 2024, Suzhou Xinrui Technology Co., Ltd. (Xinrui) and Shaoxin Laboratory officially signed a cooperation agreement to establish the "Wafer-Level Bonding Equipment and Materials Joint Laboratory." This milestone partnership marks the start of deep collaboration between the two entities, aiming to drive technological advancements and innovation in the semiconductor industry.

On November 26, 2024, Suzhou Xinrui Technology Co., Ltd. (Xinrui) and Shaoxin Laboratory officially signed a cooperation agreement to establish the "Wafer-Level Bonding Equipment and Materials Joint Laboratory." This milestone partnership marks the start of deep collaboration between the two entities, aiming to drive technological advancements and innovation in the semiconductor industry.

A Unified Platform for Semiconductor Innovation

According to the agreement, the joint lab will leverage the strengths of both parties, integrating resources to create a comprehensive platform for research, development, and application. The lab will focus on cutting-edge semiconductor technologies, with an emphasis on tackling critical technical challenges and facilitating industrial applications. Through this collaboration, both organizations aim to accelerate the commercialization of new technologies and enhance the adoption of research breakthroughs.

Significant Investment in Facilities and Talent

Zhou Wei, Chairman of Xinrui Technology, announced that approximately RMB 50 million would be invested in the lab, with the majority allocated to equipment. Key investments include fully automated bonding and debonding systems for wafers ranging from 2 to 12 inches, precision alignment equipment, and various testing instruments. Additionally, Xinrui will dedicate over 25 R&D professionals to support the lab's operations and research initiatives, ensuring robust technical and operational backing.

Driving Semiconductor Innovation

This joint lab underscores the commitment of Shaoxin and Xinrui to advancing semiconductor technologies. By combining expertise and resources, the partnership aims to foster innovation, expedite technology transfer, and strengthen the integration of cutting-edge solutions into the market.

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