4o The semiconductor industry is at a turning point. For decades, Moore’s Law offered a clear roadmap for progress: double the transistor count, boost performance, and drive costs down. That predictability is fading as both computing and semiconductor industry approaches physical and economic limits, forcing engineers, designers,

4o What ASIC And SoC Actually Mean Today An ASIC was a fixed-function chip logic designed from scratch, optimized for area, power, and speed, and then locked down. It worked particularly well for high-volume products, where every bit of efficiency mattered. A System-On-A-Chip (SoC) integrates multiple functions,

Photo by Dan Cristian Pădureț on Unsplash The semiconductor industry is all about value creation for the business dependent on it. This value is primarily due to Moore’s first law-driven semiconductor product that brought several generations of computing solutions. And, to ensure the value creation process continues forever, More-Than-Moore solutions