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UCIe Consortium Tackles the Memory Wall with New 4.0 Chiplet Spec

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Companies developing chiplet-based computers for HPC and AI applications will see a number of improvements with the new Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express (UCIe) 4.0 specification unveiled today…

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