SEMIFIVE signs $52 million AI accelerator contract
SEMIFIVE said in a press release that it signed a contract worth about KRW 70.3 billion, or $52 million, with an unnamed fabless chip company in the US. The contract covers development of a next generation AI inference accelerator and is SEMIFIVE's largest single contract to date.
SEMIFIVE will manage detailed design, software development, packaging, testing and mass production under its Spec Hand-off model. The accelerator will use LPDDR6 memory, PCIe Gen5 and a Big Die architecture.
Tape out is planned for the first half of 2027. Global mass production for hyperscalers and cloud service providers is scheduled to begin in 2028.
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