Oh, for sure there are things to be learned from this. The responsibility for yield doesn't lie with TSMC though, but with the logic design: to make this kind o

Oh, for sure there are things to be learned from this. The responsibility for yield doesn't lie with TSMC though, but with the logic design: to make this kind of integration work, your design has to be able to tolerate a fault essentially anywhere on the wafer surface. This isn't magic, of course: keep in mind that we already have SRAM with extra capacity for fault tolerance, and multi-core chips which are binned based on the number of functioning cores has been standard for a long time.