1 Megawatt Racks In Data Centers
The demand for performance in an AI data center is causing a huge spike in the amount of power being consumed. Within a rack are a half-dozen SoC components housed in different types of advanced packages and connected with an assortment of blazing-fast interface IP and optical signaling. Manmeet Walia, director of product management for mixed-signal PHY IP in the Synopsys Solutions Group, talks with Semiconductor Engineering about the unprecedented changes underway to enable faster training and inferencing, and the collection of new technologies needed to make this all work, from 3.5D and 3D-ICs to the disaggregation of memory into tiered structures.

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