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Advancing Multi-Die Chip Design with TSMC

Dec 5, 2024 | synopsys.com | Gary Ruggles

Semiconductor breakthroughs are rarely achieved when design solutions and process technologies aren’t tightly aligned. It’s why Synopsys has a long history of collaboration with TSMC, as evidenced by numerous TSMC OIP Partner of the Year awards — spanning AI, RF, multi-physics, and more — at TSMC’s recent Open Innovation Platform® (OIP) Ecosystem Forum.
Why AI chips need PCIe 7.0 IP interconnects

Nov 20, 2024 | 5gtechnologyworld.com | Gary Ruggles |Martin Rowe

Today’s SoC designers need to design PCIe 7.0 into new AI chip designs. First-pass silicon success is critical to meet the increasing performance and bandwidth demands of data-intensive applications. Data center technologies need to evolve to enable AI’s increasing workload and demands, especially as the number of parameters doubles every four to six months — 4X faster than Moore’s Law (Meta, 2023). Current AI models have trillions of parameters, pushing existing infrastructures to the limit.
800G Ethernet Standard in Action

Nov 13, 2024 | synopsys.com | Gary Ruggles

This article was previously published by the Ethernet Alliance. AI/ML workloads are pushing the limits of hyperscale data centers and high-performance computing (HPC) systems. Even those that have adopted 400G Ethernet are struggling to connect thousands of graphics processing units (GPUs), support more traffic and higher bandwidth accelerators, and scale at the pace of these modern workloads.
Understanding the benefits of CXL™ in datacenter environments – use cases and implementations

Aug 16, 2023 | computeexpresslink.org | Gary Ruggles

By: Gary Ruggles, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Synopsys Inc. Datacenter resources are increasingly strained by the escalation of high-performance computational workloads. Datacenters require heterogeneous processing and memory systems to support numerous applications, including servers, networking, storage, visual computing, edge infrastructure, and artificial intelligence.
Maximizing PCIe 6.0 with End-to-End PCIe Design Tools

Jun 16, 2023 | blogs.synopsys.com | Gary Ruggles

If you dream of networking at the speed of the latest 800G Ethernet, you’ll need a serial bus interface to match it. Data center solid state drives (SSDs) and the accelerators used in AI applications are also hungry for speed. That’s why PCI Express® (PCIe®) 6.0 is gaining traction in AI, HPC, and data centers. PCIe 6.0 operates at 64GT/s and that’s lightning fast, twice as fast as the previous generation.
How to Maximize PCIe 6.0’s Advantages with End-to-End PCIe Design Solutions

Jun 16, 2023 | chipestimate.com | Gary Ruggles

How to Maximize PCIe 6.0’s Advantages with End-to-End PCIe Design Solutions If you dream of networking at the speed of the latest 800G Ethernet, you’ll need a serial bus interface to match it. Data center solid state drives (SSDs) and the accelerators used in AI applications are also hungry for speed. That’s why PCI Express® (PCIe®) 6.0 is gaining traction in AI, HPC, and data centers.
Validating the PCIe 6.0 Specification's Speed with Keysight

Feb 21, 2023 | blogs.synopsys.com | Gary Ruggles

Posted by Gary Ruggles on February 21, 2023 Our digital world is swimming in data, and the faster the data gets transferred from one point to another, the better performance you’ll see from an array of applications, like the metaverse, with its enriching interactions. Another example is big data analytics that deliver insights on hugely complex dilemmas, such as vaccine discovery, climate change, or financial forecasting.
Data-Driven World Gets a Lift with First Two-Party PCIe v6.0 Linkup by Synopsys and Keysight

Feb 21, 2023 | chipestimate.com | Gary Ruggles

Data-Driven World Gets a Lift with First Two-Party PCIe v6.0 Linkup by Synopsys and Keysight Our digital world is swimming in data, and the faster the data gets transferred from one point to another, the better performance you’ll see from an array of applications, like the metaverse, with its enriching interactions.