A new video from the Science Channel takes us through the process of making delicious stackable chips. The chips manufacturing is almost entirely automated, and it's viscerally satisfying to watch ...

By cleverly connecting multiple 7nm chiplets, China can create a single, more powerful processor system that aims to bridge the performance gap with a monolithic chip made on a more advanced node.

Researchers have found a way to make the chip design and manufacturing process much easier — by tapping into a hybrid blend of artificial intelligence and quantum computing.

First, to understand what Pringles (and other stackable chips) are, you have to develop a Zen detachment from the idea of potato chips coming from actual potatoes in any recognizable way.

Advanced packaging, which lets chip designers link several "chiplets" into one larger processor, is key to making future PCs faster and more capable. The technology is how AMD builds its top-end ...

Intel has been struggling to keep up as its biggest rivals, Samsung and TSMC, erased its once-formidable manufacturing lead. But the chipmaker has a new 3D trick up its sleeve. At an event to tout ...

Intel’s big goal for late 2019 is to offer products built on what it calls Foveros 3D stacking: an industry-first implementation of stacked processing components inside a chip.