AEM and Intel Foundry expand access to system-level test, burn-in tech

This will enhance test coverage and accelerate time-to-market amongst others.

AEM Holdings and Intel Foundry will expand access to their established System-Level Test (SLT) and Burn-In capabilities, tailored for advanced computing devices.

Through this collaboration, AEM brings device-specific configurable test units, advanced handlers and consumables, PiXLTM Active Thermal Control, along with support for customer native boards.

This complements Intel Foundry’s services, including factory automation, adaptive test data management, turnkey Burn-In Board solutions, test program development, customer board integration, and full product debug and execution support.

This will enhance test coverage, accelerate time-to-market, and ensure the reliability required for AI and HPC applications," said Mark Gardner, vice president at Intel Foundry Services, Package and Test Business Group.

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