Interconnect underdogs steering chiplet design bandwagon
By Majeed Ahmad , EDN (September 6, 2024)
The chiplets movement is gaining steam, and it’s apparent from how this multi-die silicon premise is dominating the program of the AI Hardware and Edge AI Summit to be held in San Jose, California from 10 to 12 September 2024. The annual summit focuses on deep tech and machine learning ecosystems to explore advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and edge deployments.
At the event, Alphawave Semi’s CTO Tony Chan Carusone will deliver a speech on chiplets and connectivity while showing how AI has emerged as the primary catalyst for the rise of chiplet ecosystems. “The push for custom AI hardware is rapidly evolving, and I will examine how chiplets deliver the flexibility required to create energy-efficient systems-in-package designs that balance cost, power, and performance without starting from scratch,” he said while talking about his presentation at the event.
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