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The "Democratization" of LSI Development: Toward an Era Where Anyone Can Make Semiconductor Chips

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Associate Professor Atsushi Kosuga at the University of Tokyo aims to activate domestic semiconductor technology and cultivate young talent by achieving the "democratization" of LSI development, making it accessible to anyone at low cost and in a short time.

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  • •Associate Professor Atsushi Kosuga of the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Engineering is promoting the "democratization" of LSI.
  • •The goal is to enable anyone to develop LSIs in a short period and at low cost.
  • •The initiative aims to revitalize domestic semiconductor technology development and train young talent.
#Semiconductors & Infrastructure#Regulation, Ethics & Society#東京大学
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