Chiplet Technology: Revolutionizing Semiconductor Design - A Review
By Vivek Gujar, Director, IndoAI Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
This article explores the transformative journey of semiconductor design from monolithic structures to the cutting-edge era of chiplets. Chiplets, modular components offering specific functionalities, have emerged as a catalyst, reshaping the global semiconductor industry. Their capacity for tight interconnectivity, diverse applications, and cost-effective manufacturing marks a paradigm shift. The article delves into the historical context of Moore's Law, the rise of chiplets, and their impact on the semiconductor landscape. It further discusses key considerations in chiplet architecture, optimization algorithms, and future adoption in industries like data centers, mobile devices, AI, and automotive. Chiplet-based designs promise enhanced efficiency, collaboration, and innovation, heralding a new era in semiconductor evolution.
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