SK hynix Reportedly Plans to Implement Chiplet Technology in Memory Controllers within Three Years
As designing and manufacturing large monolithic ICs became more complex, related challenges regarding yield and cost have emerged for semiconductor companies, which boosts the popularity of chiplets. Now the wave has been spreading to the memory sector. According to a report by TheElec, SK hynix intends to integrate the chiplet technology into its memory controllers over the next three years to improve cost management.
In January, the company applied for a brand name called MOSAIC, which represents its chiplet technology, the report notes.
Citing SK hynix Executive Vice President Moon Ki-ill, the report notes that the company currently collaborates with TSMC as the foundry for manufacturing its controllers.
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