Automakers And Industry Need Specific, Extremely Robust, Heterogeneously Integrated Chiplet Solutions
Comprehensive testing is needed to ensure that chiplet systems can withstand extreme conditions.
By Andy Heinig, Fraunhofer Institute of Integrated Circuits
SemiEngineering (December 12, 2024)
Chiplets offer great potential for the automotive and industrial sectors, especially as these applications often have high performance requirements but are needed only in small quantities. The modular principle behind chiplets enables efficient design and production: individual components have to be produced only once and can then be flexibly combined to create tailored solutions. This offers major advantages when it comes to the cost-effective production of high-performance specialized chips. However, using chiplets in these demanding sectors poses particular challenges.
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