July 7th, 2016 - Open-Silicon, a system optimized ASIC solutions provider, today announced it will demonstrate the company’s IoT ASIC Platform and HMC 2.0 Memory Controller IP at CDNLive (August 9-10, 2016- Bangalore, India). Open-Silicon is also presenting two technical papers on “Conquering system level issues with LPDDR3 IP Flexibility” and “Accelerating SOC verification using emulation platform”.
What:
Exhibit Booth: Open-Silicon will showcase the company’s
Solutions:
Comprehensive HBM Gen2 IP Sub-system Solution. The solution is now available for 2.5D ASIC design starts and also as licensable Intellectual Property (IP). Open-Silicon’s IP is fully complies with the HBM-Gen2 JEDEC® standard. The IP translates user requests into HBM command sequences (ACT, Pre-Charge) and handles memory refresh, bank/page management and power management on the interface. The IP includes the PHY and custom die-to-die IO needed to drive the interface between the logic-die and the memory die-stack on the 2.5D Interposer.
Exhibit Hours:
Tuesday, August 9
12:00noon – 5:00pm
Wednesday, August 10
​12:00noon – 5:00pm
Where: Exhibit Floor, Park Plaza Hotel, Sarjapur-Marathahalli Outer Ring Road, Bangalore.
Open-Silicon will also underscore the company’s growing expertise in developing and delivering advanced ASIC solutions through several presentations:
Paper Presentations:
About Open-Silicon
Open-Silicon transforms ideas into system-optimized ASIC solutions within the time-to-market parameters desired by customers. The company enhances the value of customers’ products by innovating at every stage of design – architecture, logic, physical, system, software and IP – and then continues to partner to deliver fully tested silicon and platforms. Open-Silicon applies an open business model that enables the company to uniquely choose best-in-industry IP, design methodologies, tools, software, packaging, manufacturing and test capabilities. The company has partnered with over 150 companies ranging from large semiconductor and systems manufacturers to high-profile start-ups, and has successfully completed 300 designs and shipped over 120 million ASICs to date. Privately-held, Open-Silicon employs over 250 people in Silicon Valley and around the world. www.open-silicon.com