L&T Semiconductor joins global program to advance automotive chiplet technology
L&T Semiconductor Technologies has joined the IMEC Automotive Chiplet Program to advance chiplet-based architectures for next-generation automotive computing. The collaboration aims to address growing requirements for performance, functional safety, and reliability in modern vehicles.
L&T Semiconductor Technologies, a subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro, has joined the IMEC Automotive Chiplet Program. The program brings together stakeholders to evaluate chiplet designs and advanced packaging technologies for next-generation automotive computing. Traditional monolithic system-on-chip architectures face limitations in handling rising compute needs of advanced driver-assistance systems and software-defined vehicles. Chiplets are emerging as a viable alternative, offering improved performance per watt and scalability. The collaboration will enable L&T Semiconductor to contribute to defining standards for high-performance automotive platforms. The development reflects a broader industry shift toward modular chip design to support connected and autonomous vehicles.
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