TL;DR: AMD's new multi-chiplet gaming GPU patent introduces a "smart switch" to reduce latency and optimize memory access, potentially overcoming monolithic design limits. This innovation, inspired by ...

An interesting AMD patent has just surfaced, and although it was filed a while back, finding it now is all the more exciting because this tech might be closer to appearing in future graphics cards.

Bolt Graphics, a GPU startup from Sunnyvale, California, this week introduced its Zeus GPU platform that is designed for gaming, rendering, and supercomputer simulations. The company says that its ...

AMD has patented a new GPU design that takes a radically new approach to building a graphics chip. The patent details an AMD GPU design that contains 14 chiplets, which are divided into several ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. AMD's next-generation GPU architecture is either going to be called UDNA or RDNA 5, with leaks suggesting the highest-end next-gen GPU from AMD will ...

AMD has filed for a patent on a chiplet-based approach to GPU design. One of the key goals of this approach is to create larger GPU configurations than are possible with a single, monolithic die. AMD ...

The big difference is that all the rendering would be handled by chiplets instead of a big compute chip like on its existing GPUs. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new ...

Forward-looking: Chipmakers are getting serious about splitting up complex chip designs across multiple smaller "chiplets." AMD is leading the charge, having already implemented multi-chiplet ...

Why it matters: Chiplets are gaining increasing prominence in processor design. AMD has embraced them for its CPUs, and Intel will soon follow suit. Although GPUs have been slow to migrate to chiplets ...

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) recently announced a partnership with MediaTek. MediaTek will design automotive chips using Nvidia's GPU chiplet to power AI and other autonomous workloads. Check out the short ...

Q: Are chiplets simply an evolution of multi-chip modules (MCMs) from the 1990’s? A: In many ways, yes. Early multi-chip ...