By Adrian Cockcroft, Partner & Analyst, OrionX Last year the UCIe chiplet standard had just been launched, and since then just about everyone has joined it, about 130 companies. The idea is that to build a complete CPU or GPU you don’t have to put it all on the same chip from the same....
Microsoft's AI division just found out they made a mistake. Three years ago they accidentally leaked 38 terabytes of data to a public GitHub repo while contributing to AI learnign models. A security research team found the exposure recently, which came from a misconfigured Azure Blob storage URL that was overly permissive and difficult to manage. This Shared Access Signature, or SAS, token is designed to give teams full control over shared files. However, the difficulty in managing it makes it appear almost impossible to use correctly. The leaked data included passwords, keys, and an archive of internal Microsoft Teams messages.
As companies embrace chiplet technology, the need for a standard like UCIe is becoming critical. Explore the realm of chiplet integration in this Gestalt IT Tech Talk with Brian Rea, Co-Chair of UCIe’s Marketing Work Group, and Stephen Foskett. Uncover how UCIe is revolutionizing chip design by establishing open standards that foster collaboration, interoperability, and cutting-edge custom chip solutions. As UCIe continues to refine its specifications and garner industry support, its impact on the chip landscape promises to be transformative, ushering in an era of specialized processors.
Intel, AMD, Arm, TSMC, Samsung, and others introduce the Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express (#UCIe) consortium to standardize die-to-die interconnects https://www.tomshardware.com/news/new-ucie-chiplet-standard-supported-by-intel-amd-and-arm
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