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Replisaurus buys S.E.T. SAS to build its metallization systems

05 June 2008 | By Mark Osborne | News > Wafer Processing

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S.E.T SASReplisaurus Technologies, has acquired S.E.T. SAS to establish a production site for its proprietary ‘ElectroChemical Pattern Replication’ (ECPR) technology, used for TSV and other IC packaging integration schemes. S.E.T. Smart Equipment Technology is the former device bonder division of SUSS MicroTec and is based in France.

“S.E.T. significantly strengthens our position as an emerging key player in the advanced-packaging market, and this acquisition provides us with an exceptional team of highly skilled engineers with significant experience in building very precise and fully automated semiconductor tools,” said James Quinn, CEO of Replisaurus Technologies.

“Our complementary technologies and strategies make this a very good fit for both companies,” said Gaël Schmidt, Managing Director and President of S.E.T. “We are very excited to be a part of Replisaurus and to have the backing of its strong financial position.”

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