DISCO supplies semiconductor manufacturing equipment, including grinders, laser saws and singulation systems used in wafer processing and AI chip production.
The near-monopoly (60-80% share) in wafer dicing and grinding equipment and blades; the tools that thin wafers to the 30-50 micron levels HBM stacking requires, which makes it a gating step in the HBM and advanced-packaging chain.
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DISCO supplies semiconductor manufacturing equipment, including grinders, laser saws and singulation systems used in wafer processing and AI chip production. The near-monopoly (60-80% share) in wafer dicing and grinding equipment and blades; the tools that thin wafers to the 30-50 micron levels HBM stacking requires, which makes it a gating step in the HBM and advanced-packaging chain.
Disco ranks 14 of 100 on the AI Infra 100 (November 2026 edition) with a score of 96 out of 100, in Advanced packaging (Fabrication, memory & packaging). Assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence.
Ibiden (rank 40), ASE Technology Holding (rank 42), Besi (rank 52), Ajinomoto Fine-Techno (rank 64), Unimicron (rank 80), Nittobo (rank 86).
Disco is based in Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan.
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