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SemiAnalysis teardown of Intel's Wildcat Lake on 18A with backside power delivery

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SemiAnalysis presents a teardown of Intel's Wildcat Lake chip, built on the Intel 18A process. The post says backside power delivery (BSPD) breaks many existing tools for yield, fault isolation, and inspection, and adds new challenges for teardowns. SemiAnalysis also recruits engineers for roles in Hillsboro, Oregon, with remote work possible for exceptional candidates.

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BSPD breaks a lot of the toolbox used for yield, fault isolation, inspection. BSPD adds new challenges for teardowns too, but we're getting pretty good at it. We present: Wildcat Lake, Intel 18A.

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