Highlights from 2022, a turning year for Codasip
The start of a new year is a perfect time to look back and reflect on the previous year and our company’s position. At the RISC-V Summit at the end of 2021, our CEO Ron Black said that Scaling is Failing, with regard to Moore’s Law, Dennard Scaling, and Amdahl’s Law, and the industry needs to adjust. Semiconductors are becoming more expensive to build but are no longer returning the expected and required performance improvements; the semiconductor industry needs to reinvent itself. That is not a trivial task, but Codasip has the technology and team needed to drive this change. 2022 was a year when we took our unique custom compute offering to the next level
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