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As artificial intelligence expands across domains—from artificial general intelligence (AGI) to drug and materials discovery—the focus of AI chip design has shifted from merely building the fastest chip at the latest process node to architecting systems that efficiently manage massive data movement.

According to multiple reports, Google is reportedly considering Samsung to manufacture key components for its next-generation AI processor, specifically a 2nm memory I/O die that connects the processor to high-bandwidth memory (HBM). While TSMC is expected to produce the main compute die on its 1.4n

As the semiconductor industry advances toward more advanced process nodes, chip architecture design is undergoing profound transformation. This article explores the development trends of chiplet architectures in 2026, particularly focusing on innovations in I/O, computing, and memory swapping. Chipl

As the semiconductor industry advances toward more advanced process nodes, chiplet architectures are becoming a dominant design trend. This approach allows architects to swap out specific chiplets while keeping the rest of the system intact, enabling more efficient design iterations and cost control

As the semiconductor industry advances toward more advanced process nodes, chip design is increasingly adopting modular architectures through chiplets, enabling flexible composition of functional blocks. Architects can swap compute, memory, or I/O chiplets to achieve performance gains, power efficie

This paper examines how configurable and intelligent input/output (I/O) technologies are transforming industrial control systems by enhancing flexibility, improving thermal performance, and increasing system uptime. While traditional fixed-function I/O architectures perform well in stable environmen

This week's tech industry updates focus on the latest developments in the artificial intelligence sector, particularly NVIDIA's strong performance in Q1 2027. The company's earnings report exceeded analyst expectations and further raised its guidance for the next quarter, highlighting its continued