Dream Chip Technologies, part of Tessolve, has contributed to the CHASSIS Automotive Base Die, a 5nm chiplet platform developed under the EU Chips JU program. The initiative brings together leading industry players to advance open, scalable architectures for the future of software-defined vehicles.
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