Y. Cheng, F. Lee, M.F. Chen, J. Yuan, Tze-Chiang Huang, K.-J. Chen, C. Wang, C.-L. Chen, C. Tsai, Douglas C. H. Yu
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Next-Generation Design and Technology Co-optimization (DTCO) of System on Integrated Chip (SoIC) for Mobile and HPC Applications
This paper demonstrates the next-generation design and technology co-optimization (DTCO) of system on integrated chip (SoIC) for mobile and HPC applications, where the SoIC technology was proposed to integrate multichips with different functionality and technology into a single SoC chip. The new DTCO includes overall die partitioning, die integration, and interconnect. These methodologies can be used for improving time-to-market and trade-off between performance and cost. In this paper, two prototypes of stacking CPU and memory dies are demonstrated with 15% performance gain and 30% average point-to-point distance reduction.