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Enabling A Chiplet Supply Chain

Chiplet-based architectures are on the rise, offering smaller die sizes and improved yields over large SoCs. Despite benefits in cost and performance, challenges like power management, security, and supply chain complexity persist, with UCIe pushing for standardization.
Amkor Technology, Inc.

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