Co-Design of Inter-Chiplet, Package, and System Interconnect Protocols

AI applications are adopting modular tile design paradigms for compute and networking chiplets. The integration of UCIe as a die-to-die interconnect for low latency and power savings allows a disaggregation of large monolithic dies. This paper covers inter-chiplet architectures that can be built tow...

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