Apple, Xiaomi and Nvidia chase terabyte-class bandwidth for AI chips
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For decades, semiconductor performance gains largely came from shrinking process nodes, from 22nm and 14nm to 7nm and 3nm. AI is changing the constraint: processors are getting faster, but moving enough data to feed them is increasingly difficult.
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