➀ The adoption of chiplets in domain-specific applications is creating complex partitioning challenges; ➁ Major companies are focusing on chiplets to improve performance and reduce power; ➂ Partitioning involves mapping optimal data paths, load balancing, and signal path workarounds; ➃ The shift towards chiplets is driven by scaling benefits limitations; ➄ Chiplets are assembled into advanced packages, affecting partitioning complexity; ➅ Partitioning determines application mapping, processing, and data movement priorities; ➆ Signal integrity challenges and power integrity issues arise with chiplet design; ➇ Chiplet partitioning must consider signal integrity, power integrity, and thermal gradients; ➈ Multi-vendor ecosystems and standard chiplet sockets are crucial for successful partitioning.
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