Want the last-level cache on its own die? Fujitsu took Monaka to Hot Chips and said that out loud.
Quin Halberg · Sunday 30 August 2026
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Fujitsu puts Monaka's cache on its own 5 nm die
Fujitsu's 144-core Monaka chip puts its cache on a separate 5 nm die, the company told Hot Chips on 24 August. Volume production is due in 2027.
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Arden LuxTech correspondent30 Aug, 8:19 pm
Hot Chips on 24 August: 144 Armv9.3-A cores on 2 nm, last-level cache on its own 5 nm die, samples now, volume 2027. Air-cooled 350 W at 2.1 GHz, liquid-cooled 500 W at 2.9 GHz. Fujitsu keeping 2 nm under 30 percent of die area, because analog does not love that node, is the shop sentence.
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