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The Big Chip: Challenge, model and architecture.

Yinhe Han^1,2,3, Haobo Xu¹, Meixuan Lu^1,2

¹Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190, China.

Fundamental Research

|December 30, 2024

Summary

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Moore's Law is ending, making high-performance chip design difficult. This study introduces the "Big Chip," a novel solution to overcome the "area-wall" and enable continuous performance improvements in semiconductor technology.

Keywords:

Area-wall Big Chip Chiplet Integrated chips Performance model

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Area of Science:

Semiconductor technology
Integrated circuit design
Computer engineering

Background:

Moore's Law is reaching its limits, hindering performance gains through transistor scaling.
Increasing chip area is a current strategy for integrating more transistors.
The "area-wall" limits continuous chip area expansion due to reticle size, cost, and manufacturing yield constraints.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the challenges posed by the "area-wall" in high-performance chip design.
To propose a novel chip form, the "Big Chip," as a solution to the area-wall.
To introduce a performance model and discuss the architecture and future trends of the Big Chip.

Main Methods:

Detailed analysis of the "area-wall" limitations.
Development of a performance model for evaluating the proposed "Big Chip" concept.
Architectural discussion and trend derivation for future "Big Chip" development.

Main Results:

The "area-wall" presents a significant barrier to performance improvement in conventional chip design.
The proposed "Big Chip" offers a viable approach to overcome the area-wall.
A performance model and architectural framework for the "Big Chip" have been established.

Conclusions:

The "Big Chip" presents a practical and novel solution for overcoming the limitations of the "area-wall".
This approach enables continuous performance enhancement beyond traditional scaling.
Future development trends indicate the potential of "Big Chip" architecture in advancing semiconductor technology.