Chip design house ADTechnology said on Wednesday that it was collaborating with Samsung, Rebellions, and Arm in the development of AI chiplets.
In a chiplet, multiple chips are made separately and made into one through packaging, reducing cost while maintaining similar performances to a single chip that packs all the features.
ADTechnology will use Arm’s Neoverse Computing Subsystems (CSS) V3 to optimize the chiplet to use Samsung Foundry’s 2-nanometer process node.
The chiplet will also use AI chip firm Rebellions’ AI accelerator so that it can be used in AI and high-performance computing.
ADTechnology said these collaborations were part of Arm’s Total Design Ecosystem support for its partners.
The project aims for the UK chip firm’s customers to design application-specific ICs at lower cost and risks.