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📰 News14 March 2026·2 min read·

South Korean Firm Absolics to Commercialise Glass Substrates for Next-Gen AI Chips

Source: mit-tech-review

South Korean company Absolics is planning to begin commercial production of specialised glass panels for use in next-generation AI chips in 2026, according to MIT Technology Review on 13 March 2026. Glass substrates offer advantages over traditional organic materials, enabling more powerful and energy-efficient computing hardware for AI data centres. The development marks a significant materials science shift in the semiconductor industry as demand for AI compute continues to surge.

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