As traditional monolithic chip designs become increasingly complex and costly, interest in chiplet-based architectures is growing across the semiconductor industry. Deca Technologies and Silicon Storage Technology® (SST®), a subsidiary of Microchip Technology Inc, have announced a strategic collaboration to develop a comprehensive non-volatile memory (NVM) chiplet package aimed at accelerating adoption of modular, multi-die systems.
The partnership combines Deca’s M-Series™ fan-out and Adaptive Patterning® technologies with SST’s SuperFlash® embedded flash technology. Together, the companies will provide a bundled solution that supports customers in designing, verifying, and commercializing NVM chiplets. This approach offers enhanced architectural flexibility and both technical and commercial advantages over conventional monolithic designs.
The collaborative package integrates SST’s SuperFlash technology with interface logic, physical design elements, and Deca’s Adaptive Patterning-based redistribution layer (RDL) rules, simulation flows, test strategies, and manufacturing paths through Deca’s network of qualified partners. The result is a modular, memory-centric platform for advanced multi-die architectures. Deca and SST will jointly support customers from initial design through prototype manufacturing and qualification, streamlining integration and accelerating development timelines.
“Chiplet integration is transforming how performance, scalability, and time-to-market are achieved,” said Robin Davis, VP of Strategic Engagements & Applications, Deca. “Our collaboration with SST enables customers to combine different chips, process nodes, and dies from multiple foundries, delivering more efficient and cost-effective products.”
Mark Reiten, VP of Microchip’s licensing business unit, added, “Customers pushing the limits of Moore’s Law are increasingly looking to chiplet-based solutions. This partnership delivers a full suite of IP, simulation tools, and advanced assembly services necessary for successful chiplet development and commercialization.”
Microchip Technology Inc develops embedded control and processing solutions designed for secure, connected, and intelligent applications. With a broad product portfolio and streamlined development tools, the company supports efficient system design aimed at reducing development risk, cost, and time to deployment. Serving more than 100,000 customers worldwide, Microchip’s technologies are applied across sectors including industrial, automotive, consumer electronics, aerospace and defense, communications, and computing. Based in Chandler, Arizona, the company maintains a focus on reliable product delivery, high manufacturing quality, and strong technical support.
