5 Chiplets Design Challenges Hampering Wider Take-off
Chiplets promise a way to deliver steady increases in compute capacity and I/O bandwidth by mixing and matching multiple dies (also called chiplets) to rapidly build larger, more powerful semiconductor systems.
However, the only chiplets area that has been successful thus far is JEDEC standard-based HBM modules. There has also been some progress with UCIe standard enhancements. But it’s not enough to support the compute and I/O needs of the latest AI-driven systems and high-performance computing (HPC) applications.
So, what’s holding back chiplets for a wider take-off? Below is a sneak peek at key chiplet design and integration issues and decisions facing system designers. That follows a holistic solution to confronting chiplets-related issues with an end-to-end design approach from a support perspective.
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