In view of the ongoing boom in demand in the microelectronics sector and ever-new performance requirements for electronic systems, AT&S has decided to put an even stronger focus on research and development. Therefore, the company is investing in a new R&D center for substrate and packaging solutions for the global semiconductor industry at its location in Leoben-Hinterberg. In addition, another technology upgrade of the production facilities will be implemented.

AT&S uses pure air as an innovative carrier medium for minimal signal loss in 5G applications. For this innovative transmission technology, the Styrian company received the Futurezone Award 2021 in the “5G Innovation of the Year powered by Huawei” category.

AT&S technology enables the world's smallest digicam.

Printed circuit boards are the nervous system of all electronic devices. Whether for mobile devices or in the automotive, industrial and medical sectors. The areas of application are diverse, as is the production.

Cooperation adds design and simulation capabilities to the AT&S portfolio and marks the next step in the “More than AT&S” strategy to provide solutions for high-frequency technology and modules.

Austrian technology company increases research focus on energy consumption in microelectronics and has joined the leading research centre for power electronics, CPES.