The chiplet future could be harmonious
By Caroline Hayes, Electronics Weekly | July 17, 2025
There is a general consensus and belief that chiplets are the future, said Abhijeet Chakraborty, VP engineering, Synopsys. There are, however, no illusions about some of the challenges or obstacles that have to be addressed, he added.
The first of these is interoperability and standards. Access to chiplets is essential to design any complex, large system, Chakraborty told Electronics Weekly shortly after participating in a chiplets panel discussion at DAC. “While there are many vendors, the customer has to various tradeoffs, such as cost, which package to use, 2.5D or vertical stacking, thermal issues and power profiles, as well as how to model and how to represent them,” he said.
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