Access the Best Commercial Technologies for Military Applications

The DoD is committed to advancing U.S. microelectronics. But, involvement and collaboration from every corner of the nation is critical as the DoD begins to put the capabilities of SHIP into the field.

Be one of the first to learn about the upcoming Stimulating Transition for Advanced Microelectronics Packaging (STAMP) project with Dr. Darren Crum, the USD R&E Team, and S2MARTS Director Doug Crowe.

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New Microelectronics Capabilities will be Available Soon. How Can you Integrate them into Military Systems?

The DoD is ready to transition advanced Multichip Packages (MCPs) into military systems.

Access to processing devices specifically designed in collaboration with DoD to meet DoD computing needs.

Leverage a pathway to next-generation at-the-edge sensor computing designed in collaboration with DoD.

Introduce SOTA technologies that will provide systems with cutting-edge technology improvements – dramatically accelerating the technology roadmap of processing/computing devices with significantly reduced SWAP and increased performance.

About STAMP

The SHIP Program – also referred to as State of the Art Heterogeneous Integrated Packaging – is developing four prototype Multichip Packages (MCPs). Building off of the successful SHIP program, a pilot will be established to facilitate the transition of these MCPs to military systems by partnering with the Defense Industrial Base. The pilot program will be called Stimulating Transition for Advanced Microelectronics Packaging (STAMP).