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RISC-V: What’s Missing And Who’s Competing

Experts at the Table: The open-source ISA is gaining ground in multiple markets, but the tool suite is incomplete and the business model is uncertain.

by Ed Sperling

New Architectures, Much Faster Chips

Massive innovation to drive orders of magnitude improvements in performance.

by Ed Sperling and Ann Steffora Mutschler

Nvidia To Buy Arm For $40B

Analysis: What’s driving the deal, and what to watch for.

by Ed Sperling

DRAM, 3D NAND Face New Challenges

Various memories and business outlooks are all over the map, sometimes literally, with lots of confusion ahead.

by Mark LaPedus

Momentum Builds For Advanced Packaging

Increasing density in more dimensions with faster time to market.

by Mark LaPedus

Aging Problems At 5nm And Below

Semiconductor aging has moved from being a foundry issue to a user problem. As we get to 5nm and below, vectorless methodologies become too inaccurate.

by Brian Bailey

Interconnect Challenges Grow, Tools Lag

More data, smaller devices are hitting the limits of current technology. The fix may be expensive.

by Brian Bailey

Startup Funding: May 2020

Interesting startups to watch: 18 brought in $446M this month, with chips getting some big funding.

by Jesse Allen

Moving Data And Computing Closer Together

This is far from simple, but the power/performance and latency benefits are potentially huge.

by Bryon Moyer

Designing For Extreme Low Power

Power is becoming a differentiator in many designs, and for IoT and edge devices it may be the most important competitive differentiation.

by Brian Bailey

Smaller Nodes, Much Bigger Problems

Ansys’ chief technologist digs into looming issues with device scaling, advanced packaging and AI everywhere.

by Ed Sperling

What Happened To Execute-in-Place?

The concept as it was originally conceived no longer applies. Here’s why.

by Bryon Moyer

Maximizing Value Post-Moore’s Law

The value of a semiconductor can be difficult to measure because it involves costs and benefits over time. As market segments feel different pressures, maximizing value is going in several directions.

by Brian Bailey

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Using USB 3.1’s Multiple INs To Reach 10 Gbps Data Rates

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RISC-V: What’s Missing And Who’s Competing

New Architectures, Much Faster Chips

Nvidia To Buy Arm For $40B

DRAM, 3D NAND Face New Challenges

Momentum Builds For Advanced Packaging

Knowledge Centers Entities, people and technologies explored

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Aging Problems At 5nm And Below

Interconnect Challenges Grow, Tools Lag

Startup Funding: May 2020

Moving Data And Computing Closer Together

Designing For Extreme Low Power

Smaller Nodes, Much Bigger Problems

What Happened To Execute-in-Place?

Maximizing Value Post-Moore’s Law

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