Chiplet Technology: Disrupting Chip Design and Fueling Growth

The semiconductor industry is facing a turning point with the rise of chiplet technology (also known as chiplet-based design or semiconductor chiplet technology). This revolutionary approach has been made possible by the advances in chip-to-chip interconnect and is poised to reshape chip production and design, particularly within the computing segment.

Our comprehensive report, "Chiplet Market - Compute Segment," explores the anticipated growth of chiplet adoption. But first, let's delve into the driving force behind this change.

Why Chiplets?

Traditionally, chip design has relied on monolithic designs, where all functionalities are packed onto a single chip. This approach faced limitations, especially with rising design costs and yield declines.

Chiplet technology offers a groundbreaking solution. It breaks down complex chips into smaller, specialized segments by function. These chiplets can be sourced from various suppliers and manufactured using the most suitable process nodes, enabling a dynamic marketplace and best-of-breed combinations. This modular approach offers significant advantages:

• Reduced Costs: Sourcing chiplets from different suppliers fosters competition and potentially lowers overall chip production expenses.
• Enhanced Flexibility: Designers gain the freedom to mix and match chiplets based on specific needs, leading to faster innovation and more efficient chip designs.
• Unprecedented Potential: Chiplets, combined with advanced packaging techniques, pave the way for chip functionalities previously impossible to achieve.

Our Report: Unveiling the Compute Chiplet Landscape

Our in-depth report, "Chiplet Market - Compute Segment," provides a detailed analysis of the chiplet revolution happening now within the computing industry. It specifically focuses on their impact on desktop, notebook, server, and workstation systems. The report forecasts a significant rise in compute chiplet market revenue, growing from $43.5 billion in 2024 to a staggering $144.9 billion by 2030, reflecting a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 31%.

This new report provides details on chiplet technology being produced by leading companies, including AMD and Intel. It also compares the key architectures (x86, Arm, and RISC-V) and forecasts which will see greater adoption in the future.