Arteris tackles tyranny of wires
October 27, 2015
Wires are the problem. The smaller they get the more resistance they have and the closer together they are the more they interfere with eachothers’ signals and the more transistors on the chip the more wires there have to be.
But the whole direction of scaling is to create more wires, thinner wires and wires which are closer together.
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