Arteris Accelerates Industry Transition to Multi-Die Chiplet-Based Architecture
Arteris introduced FlexGen Multi-Die, a new network-on-chip IP product extending its multi-die portfolio for non-coherent AI and high-performance computing architectures, alongside Ncore Multi-Die for cache-coherent systems, Magillem integration automation and Cycuity hardware security assurance. The company says FlexGen supports bidirectional transactions over a single UCIe PHY, cutting PHY area, power and I/O requirements by up to 50% as chipmakers transition from monolithic SoCs to chiplet-based designs.
Key figures
- Availability
- available today to early access partners and strategic customers
- Phy efficiency claim
- up to 50% reduction in PHY area, power and I/O requirements via bidirectional transactions over a single UCIe PHY
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