Chiplets are gaining traction as they deliver benefits beyond what can be accomplished with a monolithic SoC in a time of slowing transistor scaling. However, disaggregating SoCs into multiple chiplets increases the attack surface which adversaries can exploit to penetrate safeguards to data and hardware. With chiplets, the risk of hardware-based trojans and exploits all rise. Designers should use a design for security approach. Learn about the threat environment and the solutions that are key to securing chiplet devices.
Disaggregating SoCs into multiple chiplets increases the attack surface which adversaries can exploit to penetrate safeguards to data and hardware. Learn about the threat environment, and the Rambus solutions that are key to securing chiplet devices.
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