Chiplets in 2029: How We Get There

March 11, 2024
Wrapping up the 2024 Chiplet Summit, this panel session discussed the huge advantages and persistent challenges presented by chiplets.

This video is part of TechXchange: Chiplets - Electronic Design Automation Insights.

What you’ll learn:

  • Where the experts think chiplet technology, and chiplet usage, will be in five years.
  • Why chiplet standardization is critical but challenging.

 

The five-year horizon for chiplets is very promising. They will make up an ever-increasing part of the large chip market, as the cost of chiplets is more than balanced by the tremendous advantages they bring to chip design and development. The amount of development platforms, operating systems, utilities, and other tools will continue to ramp up for them, too.

Standardization will be a major issue, though, as most large customers will want multiple sources as well as large ecosystems and wide support for both development and test. Other issues include achieving higher throughput and lower latency, isolating executing applications from one another, security, and EDA, packaging, integration, and test platform support.

Bill Wong, Senior Content Director at Electronic Design, moderated this panel session at the 2024 Chiplet Summit. Panelists included:

  • Tom Hackenberg, Principal Analyst for Computing and Software Semiconductor, Memory and Computing Division at Yole Développement.
  • Elad Alon, CEO and co-founder of Blue Cheetah Analog Design.
  • Sridhar Valluru, Director of Product Management at Arm.
  • Jawad Nasrullah, CEO of Palo Alto Electron.
  • Paul Borrill, Chief Product Officer of Daedaelus.

Check out more videos/articles in the TechXchange: Chiplets - Electronic Design Automation Insights.

About the Author

William G. Wong | Senior Content Director - Electronic Design and Microwaves & RF

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