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Powering Scale Up and Scale Out with 224G SerDes for UALink and Ultra Ethernet

As AI workloads grow in scale and complexity, networks are challenged to keep up…

Sheryl G
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The Next-Generation UCIe IP Subsystem for Advanced Package Designs

With the rapidly increasing connectivity demands driven by AI/ML and HPC/data center…

MBhatnagar
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ucie , Design IP , featured , TSMC , die-to-die

Arm Zena CSS – Accelerating Chiplet-Based SoC Design for AI-Defined Vehicles

Cadence is collaborating with Arm on their groundbreaking first-generation compute…

Robert
• 6 min read
virtual prototyping , ucie , featured , chiplet , virtual platform
SoC and IP

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