Chiplet Architecture

Chiplet architecture is a design approach for computer processors that involves using multiple smaller chips, or "chiplets," instead of a single large chip. Each chiplet is optimized for specific tasks and can be combined in various ways to create a powerful and efficient processor. This allows manufacturers to mix and match different chiplets, enhancing flexibility, improving performance, and reducing costs. It also simplifies the manufacturing process, as smaller chips are generally easier to produce. This modular design enables advancements in technology while addressing the growing demand for increased computing power.