TSMC will be transitioning to its next-generation process technology and kick off 5nm volume production in April, according to DigiTimes on Wednesday. The report cited unnamed "industry sources."
DigiTimes also claimed that TSMC's 5nm process capacity is already fully booked by clients. TSMC has forecasted to invest $2.5 billion in 5nm this year.
This would mark
台積電的CoWoS封裝是一項2.5D封裝技術，它可以把多個小芯片封裝到一個基板上，這項技術有許多優點，但主要優勢是節約空間和功耗降低，AMD的Fury和Vega系列顯卡就是使用這一技術把GPU和HBM顯存封裝在一起的，現在根據最新消
Xilinx unveiled its Versal Premium lineup of Adaptive Compute Acceleration Platforms (ACAPs) that wield a new take on FPGA design, building on its Versal AI Core and Prime series . Last year, Xilinx started sampling the Prime and AI Core series, two of the six Versal product lines that it has planned, and today it is unveiling more details about the higher-end Premium series, although it won’t start sampling until 2021.
Xilinx designed the Versal Premium series for high
Intel on Monday demonstrated a long-reach transceiver test chip operating at 116 Gbps with PAM4 modulation and built on its 10nm process. It complies with the specification for 112G PAM4 transceivers and will be used in next year's Agilex-I series of FPGAs.
Intel said the test chip’s 116 Gbps operation demonstrates the design’s added margin compared to the 112G standard. It supports existing 100, 200 and 40
Xilinx unveiled its Versal Premium lineup of Adaptive Compute Acceleration Platforms (ACAPs) that wield a new take on FPGA design, building on its Versal AI Core and Prime series . Last year, Xilinx started sampling the Prime and AI Core series, two of the six Versal product lines that it has planned, and today it is unveiling more details about the higher-end Premium series, although it won’t start sampling until 2021.
Xilinx designed the Versal Prime series for high
Intel has added bare-metal oneAPI support to its open-source Graphics Compute Runtime for OpenCL and oneAPI, according to a Phoronix report on Monday. This brings oneAPI Level Zero to Linux.
Intel’s bare-metal specification for oneAPI is known as Level Zero and provides the lowest-level access to hardware, such as accelerators. Intel has now brought initial support for Level Zero to its Graphics Compute Runtime for OpenCL and oneAPI, as evidenced by a commit on GitHub .
Intel’
According to a new, but unverified leak, Intel may be bringing its hybrid architecture from Lakefield to the desktop with Alder Lake-S on 10nm. In an implementation scheme that's known in the smartphone world known as big.Little, it would have eight big and eight small cores.
The leak comes via Twitter user @ momomo_us via Sharkbay , who has often published about unreleased products, but should be treated with caution. Nonetheless, it provides an interesting possibility that big.Little could come
