Is Chiplets the Answer to the End of Moore’s Law?
By Pritam Bordoloi, AnalyticsIndiaMag (September 6, 2024)
Chiplets offer greater flexibility and scalability in semiconductor design by allowing the integration of smaller, specialised components into a single package.
Is Moore’s Law dead? Many would argue–yes. Yet, this is not the end of the advancement in the semiconductor realm. We have just entered the age of generative AI, and the requirement for newer and more efficient chips is ever-growing. Many in the industry believe chiplets could be the answer.
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