Which instability can occur when interconnect capacitance increases significantly?

💡 Explanation

Increased interconnect capacitance leads to heightened coupling between adjacent signal lines; this is because **capacitive coupling** becomes stronger with shorter separation, therefore, increased signal crosstalk occurs, rather than mitigating electromigration, dealing with inductance, or preventing bias temperature instability.

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