Thinking Big: From Chips To Systems
By Ed Sperling, Semiconductor Engineering (February 27, 2024 )
Multi-die systems require new tools, technologies, and some very different approaches to design automation.
Semiconductor Engineering sat down with Aart de Geus, executive chair and founder of Synopsys, to talk about the shift from chips to systems, next-generation transistors, and what’s required to build multi-die devices in the context of rapid change and other systems.
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