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The Race to Make Chips That Fix Themselves
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Episode The Race to Make Chips That Fix Themselves
Chip defects cost the semiconductor industry billions every year. But a quiet revolution in built-in self-test circuitry is changing the economics of reliability. Lucas explains how chips can now run their own health checks, diagnose faults, and even reconfigure around broken cores — all without external test equipment. Luna pushes back on whether this adds too much complexity. Using examples from modern server processors and automotive microcontrollers, this episode reveals the design trade-offs behind chips that never stop testing themselves. If today's hardware conversation gave you something useful, listener support keeps it ad-free at buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo.
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