The Chiplet Market Today and Where We’re Headed

Aug. 6, 2025

Objective Analysis’ Jim Handy provides insight into the growth of chiplets.

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Chiplets have been utilized in production chips for almost a decade, such as AMD’s Xilinx Vertex chips, but we are just at the cusp of using chiplets on a large scale.

Jim Handy is an analyst with Objective Analysis who has covered the semiconductor market for a long time, including authoring articles for Electronic Design. His keynote presentation at this year’s Chiplet Summit (watch the video above) discusses the market’s growth and its potential in the future (see figure).

Rising revenues for chiplet-based products — Revenues for chiplet-based products will continue to rise.

Jim’s presentation also highlights some details from their forthcoming “Will HBM Rescue the DRAM Market?” market report. Also, their report, “A Deep Look at New Memories,” is available now.

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