Arm bids for chiplet dominance
By Nick Flaherty, eeNews Europe (February 14, 2024)
ARM has launched two programmes to boost is position in chiplet designs around cores and interconnect.
ARM cites the need for a common framework that requires significant and focused collaboration with the ARM Chiplet System Architecture (CSA) and a new version of the CHI interconnect.
The chiplet system architecture brings together 20 partners to analyze and define the optimal partitioning choices for chiplet-based systems. The goal is to develop the CSA to allow greater reuse of components between multiple suppliers. The partners range from mobile to automotive to infrastructure including how to partition an ARM-based system across multiple chiplets, or the high-level properties such as requirements for system memory or a Root of Trust.
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