Has AI Shifted the Sustainability Balance from Chip Design to Manufacturing?
<p>For decades, semiconductor sustainability was treated largely as a chip design problem: better performance per watt, specialized accelerators and smarter power management. With the AI build-out driving a wave of new fabs, John Blyler argues the burden is now shifting onto manufacturing.</p>
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