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What is CHI?

CHI can refer to several different technologies or concepts, making it ambiguous without further context. Some possibilities include: * **Computer-Human Interaction (HCI):** This is the most common meaning. It is a field of study focusing on the design and evaluation of interactive computing systems for human use. It encompasses user interface design, usability testing, and understanding human behavior in relation to technology. HCI aims to make technology more accessible, efficient, and enjoyable for users. * **CHI Conference:** This is the premier international conference on Computer-Human Interaction. It is organized by ACM SIGCHI (Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction). * **Other context specific meanings:** CHI may be an acronym specific to a company, project, or research area. Without more information, it is impossible to determine what specific technology is being referred to.

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What other technologies are related to CHI?

CHI Competitor Technologies

CCIX

CCIX (Cache Coherent Interconnect for Accelerators) is a competing interface standard aimed at providing cache coherency, similar to CHI. It aims to solve a similar problem.

mentioned alongside CHI in 32% (62) of relevant job posts

CXL

CXL (Compute Express Link) is a competing interconnect standard that provides cache coherent memory access and is designed for high-performance computing.

mentioned alongside CHI in 5% (184) of relevant job posts

CHI Complementary Technologies

AXI

AXI (Advanced eXtensible Interface) is a bus interface protocol used within AMBA. CHI is an AMBA protocol. AXI is thus complementary, often used alongside CHI.

mentioned alongside CHI in 15% (917) of relevant job posts

ACE

ACE (AXI Coherency Extensions) is an extension to AXI that provides system-level coherency. It is highly complementary as CHI also addresses coherency at a system level.

mentioned alongside CHI in 9% (446) of relevant job posts

AHB

AHB (Advanced High-performance Bus) is another bus interface protocol within the AMBA family, often used in conjunction with CHI in system designs. It's complementary.

mentioned alongside CHI in 11% (337) of relevant job posts