Interview: Forget transistors — speed is what's choking the chip supply chain, says Qnity exec
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The global surge in AI demand is accelerating change across the semiconductor industry, and as Moore's Law scaling faces physical limits, chipmaking is no longer only about shrinking transistors. The industry is moving toward a "shrink and stack" model that combines continued scaling with increasingly complex 3D integration.
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