Moving AMBA forward with multi-chip and CHI C2C
AMBA has a long history of collaborating with the ecosystem to solve complex and industry-wide problems. Now, as the industry embraces chiplets, is the time to extend AMBA from on-chip to multi-chip.
In this blog, we outline AMBA’s approach with CHI C2C – an extension to on-chip CHI that is being developed to make CHI suitable for connecting chip(let)-to-chip(let).
We also illustrate how AMBA CHI C2C will complement chiplet standardization efforts like UCIe, with a view to drive further alignment and collaboration.
Why chiplets and why now?
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