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A Multi Chip Module (MCM) is a type of semiconductor package that contains multiple integrated circuits (ICs) or dies. MCMs are used to reduce the size and complexity of a circuit board, as well as to increase the speed and reliability of the system. MCMs are typically used in applications such as telecommunications, automotive, consumer electronics, and medical devices. MCMs are typically constructed using a substrate material such as ceramic, organic, or glass-filled epoxy. The substrate material is then populated with ICs or dies, which are connected together using a variety of techniques such as wire bonding, flip chip, or solder bumping. The substrate material is then encapsulated in a protective material such as plastic or metal. The MCM market is an important part of the semiconductor industry, as it provides a cost-effective solution for reducing the size and complexity of a circuit board. MCMs are also used to increase the speed and reliability of a system, making them an attractive option for many applications. Some companies in the MCM market include Amkor Technology, STATS ChipPAC, and ASE Group. Show Less Read more