Why has semiconductor innovation slowed down?
Replied byFaraj Aalaei
Founder & CEO at Cognichip
Niche: AI
Revenue: Pre-revenue/month
Location: Palo Alto, California, USA
Started: 2023
The cost of developing chips has increased significantly. Companies often need hundreds of millions of dollars and large engineering teams to build a single product. This has reduced the number of startups entering the industry and limited innovation.
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