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TCS Launches Chiplet-Based Engineering Services to Speed Next-Gen Processor Design

The move reinforces India’s semiconductor ambitions during a broader shift to modular chiplets.

Overview

  • The offering covers design and verification for UCIe interconnects and HBM memory, plus advanced 2.5D and 3D packaging for multi-chip systems.
  • TCS said it is working with a North American semiconductor firm to integrate multiple chiplets for faster delivery of AI processors.
  • Chiplet architectures let manufacturers mix and match pre-tested dies to cut costs and shorten time to market as traditional scaling slows.
  • TCS positions the service within India’s Rs 76,000-crore India Semiconductor Mission and a market projected to grow from $45–50 billion to $100–110 billion by 2030.
  • Recent Semicon India initiatives include an IBM-backed research center for advanced packaging, a planned Powerchip-linked fab in Gujarat by 2026, and an assembly and testing unit in Assam.