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I highly doubt Microsoft or any other company will put a high volume chip through through Intel or any other new foundry on the first...
Wednesday at 1:34 AM
I think we are forgetting on thing with ASIC software you need software for these stuff which takes time to mature your Chip is just a...
Wednesday at 1:34 AM
There are also several cost savings or design advantages that custom CPU chips can provide:
1. No hidden costs for marketing, sales...
Wednesday at 1:34 AM
So where is the Intel 18A product of Microsoft?
I have read that Microsoft is one of the customers of 18A, and I originally think this...
Wednesday at 1:34 AM
I think the door is beginning to close for new entrants for the data center barring any disruptive technologies (optical AI computing)...
Wednesday at 1:34 AM
I agree completely. Apple set this all in motion, what I call fabless systems companies. Off the shelf computing has been dying a slow...
Wednesday at 1:34 AM
Even Lego is doing in-house chips development project now.
https://semiwiki.com/forum/threads/smart-revolution-lego-smart-brick.24301/
Wednesday at 1:34 AM
Is this the golden age of the semis industry? Even if the AI bubble pops, it feels like big tech, especially with cloud computing...
Wednesday at 1:34 AM
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Is this good or bad? Is this the golden age or ASML seeing the AI bubble pop and trying to prepare for the upcoming crash? 😲...
Wednesday at 1:21 AM
Custom silicon only creates value when software, tools, and deployment are co-developed alongside it—otherwise, even the most advanced...
Wednesday at 1:18 AM
How are engineers today balancing multi-protocol wireless support, ultra-low-power operation, and edge intelligence when designing SoCs...
Wednesday at 1:14 AM
That is why chip companies us FPGA prototyping and emulators.
https://semiwiki.com/category/prototyping/s2c-eda/
Tuesday at 8:06 PM
I highly doubt Microsoft or any other company will put a high volume chip through through Intel or any other new foundry on the first...
Tuesday at 8:05 PM
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I think we are forgetting on thing with ASIC software you need software for these stuff which takes time to mature your Chip is just a...
Tuesday at 8:00 PM
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Not sure I agree with the logic here. Intel's biggest need right now is to fill the fabs. Choosing not to even try to serve a large...
Tuesday at 7:58 PM
t2msemi2018 reacted to Daniel Nenni's post in the thread Microsoft reveals second generation of its AI chip in effort to bolster cloud business with
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I highly doubt Microsoft or any other company will put a high volume chip through through Intel or any other new foundry on the first...
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread Microsoft reveals second generation of its AI chip in effort to bolster cloud business.That is why chip companies us FPGA prototyping and emulators. https://semiwiki.com/category/prototyping/s2c-eda/