As China is accelerating its semiconductor self-sufficiency efforts, the newly formed China Chiplet League this week introduced its homegrown Chiplet Interconnect Interface Standard, according to a DigiTimes report citing the Chinese website Cailianshe. The new interface is meant to enable custom multi-chiplet designs developed by China-based companies and made in the People's Republic.
China's original Chiplet Interconnect Interface Standard, also known as the ACC 1.0 (Advanced Cost-driven Chiplet Interface 1.0), is being developed by a group of companies specializing in chip design, IP as well as packaging, testing and assembly services. The China Chiplet League seems to be coordinated by the Institute for Interdisciplinary Information Core Technology, though its exact role is not particularly clear. The ultimate goal of the China Chiplet League is to ensure that ACC 1.0 will be a cost effective and feasible solution for the country's chip designers.
