Revolutionizing System Design: Impact of Chiplets and Heterogeneous Integration on AI Server
By Mudit Khasgiwala, Director, RF/Analog Architecture AI Systems to Materials at Applied Materials
Chiplets and heterogeneous integration are revolutionizing system design- fundamentally altering semiconductor technology. The large-scale integration of chiplets- each with specialized functions- is key to meeting the extreme demands of memory and computing in artificial intelligence (AI) applications. This talk will explore the transformative impact of these technologies on semiconductor fabrication. We will delve into the processes and equipment essential for fabricating these chiplets and integrating them into advanced packages. By connecting the foundational aspects of semiconductor fabrication with high-performance AI system design- attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how chiplets and heterogeneous integration are shaping the future of technology. Join us to discover how these advancements are driving unprecedented performance and innovation in the semiconductor industry.
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