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Why Older Legacy Chips Are the Unsung Heroes of the AI Era

United StatesPublished April 20, 2026

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When people think about the hardware powering modern technology, the spotlight usually goes to the most advanced, high-performance processors. However, there is a quieter workhorse sitting behind the scenes: mature-node semiconductors, often called legacy chips. These chips are manufactured using older 200mm fab techno…

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