Arm's Dong Wei on Why Firmware Will Define the Chiplet Ecosystem
A single Arm Neoverse Compute Subsystem (CSS) deployment helped a partner ship a system-on-chip (SoC) in 13 months and shave roughly 80 engineering years off the build. That return is exactly why conversations at this year’s OCP EMEA Summit in Barcelona kept circling back to one question: is the era of monolithic silicon finally giving way to a true chiplet economy, and if so, what holds the new stack together?
Allyson Klein sat down with Dong Wei, Arm Fellow and Lead Standards Architect, and Colin Brix, VP Marketing at AMI, for an episode of The Control Plane podcast sponsored by AMI, where we looked at the rise of the chiplet economy.
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