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The Semiconductor Risk And Cost Of Deploying LLMs

DALL·E Large Language Models (LLMs) are rapidly reshaping industries, and semiconductors are no exception. From generating RTL code and optimizing verification scripts to guiding recipe tuning in fabs, these models promise efficiency and scale. Yet the adoption of LLMs comes with risks and costs that semiconductor leaders

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The Semiconductor Data Theft Driving A Trillion-Dollar Risk

DALL·E Semiconductor And Theft The global semiconductor industry is under growing pressure, not only to innovate, but to protect what it builds long before a chip ever reaches the fab. As the design-to-manufacture lifecycle becomes increasingly cloud-based, collaborative, and globalized, a critical vulnerability has emerged: the theft

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The Benefits Of Digital Twins For Semiconductor Product Development

DALL·E The semiconductor industry is at a turning point. For decades, progress followed a well-defined path: scale transistors, shrink nodes, and watch performance and efficiency improve. However, as I discussed in The Role of Simulation in Semiconductor Product Development, this formula alone is no longer sufficient. Physical

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The Convergence Of Chiplets And AI In Semiconductor Design

4o The semiconductor industry is at an inflection point. For decades, the trajectory of Moore’s Law provided a predictable path forward: smaller transistors, higher performance, and lower costs. But as I discussed in The More Than Moore Semiconductor Roadmap, shrinking nodes alone can no longer sustain the

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The Rise Of AI Co-Creativity In Semiconductor Productization

4o AI As A Creative Partner In Chip Design Chip design has always been a demanding discipline, requiring engineers to balance performance, power, and area across endless iterations. Traditionally, much of this work has been manual and time-consuming. With the rise of large language models, engineers now

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The Post-Moore Semiconductor Computing Shift With Data And Yield At The Core

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,

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The Semiconductor Data Gravity Problem

4o What Is Data Gravity And Why It Matters In Semiconductors The term “data gravity” originated in cloud computing to describe a simple but powerful phenomenon: as data accumulates in one location, it becomes harder to move, and instead, applications, services, and compute resources are pulled toward

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The Semiconductor Reliability Standards That Shape Automotive IC Cost And Complexity

4o The Purpose of Reliability Standards Automotive semiconductor devices are expected to perform reliably over extended lifetimes in harsh and variable conditions. Unlike consumer electronics, where occasional failure may be tolerated, failure in an automotive system can result in critical safety hazards. Thus, reliability standards were developed

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The Semiconductor Data-Driven Decision Shift

4o The Data Explosion Across The Semiconductor Lifecycle The semiconductor industry has always been data-intensive. However, the conversation is now shifting from quantity to quality. It is no longer about how much data we generate, but how well that data is connected, contextualized, and interpreted. Semiconductor data

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The Use Cases Of AI In Semiconductor Industry

4o Why AI Matters In The Semiconductor Industry Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to deliver a session at Manipal University Jaipur as part of their Professional Development Program on AI-Driven VLSI Design and Optimization. The event brought together students, researchers, and professionals eager to explore

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Chetan Arvind Patil

Chetan Arvind Patil

                Hi, I am Chetan Arvind Patil (chay-tun – how to pronounce), a semiconductor professional whose job is turning data into products for the semiconductor industry that powers billions of devices around the world. And while I like what I do, I also enjoy biking, working on few ideas, apart from writing, and talking about interesting developments in hardware, software, semiconductor and technology.

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