Overview
The Synopsys HDMI Transmitter (TX) IP solutions are compliant with the HDMI
2.0 and 1.4 specifications, and provide the necessary logic to implement and verify designs for various consumer electronic applications.
The power- and area-optimized IP solutions are silicon-proven and include a suite of configurable digital controllers and high-speed, mixed-signal PHY IP. Shipping in volume and having gone through extensive in-house and third-party interoperability testing, the IP solutions enable system-on-chip (SoC) designers to lower integration risk and accelerate time-to-market. The IP solutions are HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.3 certified with embedded security modules, ensuring the highest content protection over the HDMI 2.0 interface or ultra-high- definition multimedia SoCs.
Synopsys’ complete HDMI IP solution consists of digital controllers, High- Bandwidth Digital Content (HDCP) embedded security modules (ESMs), PHYs and verification IP as well as IP Prototyping Kits with associated software and drivers.
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Synopsys extended its long-standing collaboration with Infineon to deliver a Synopsys Virtualizer™ Development Kit (VDK) supporting Infineon’s AURIX™ RC1 microcontroller (MCU) family. The VDK equips automotive engineering teams with a virtual prototype of the AURIX™ RC1 MCU, Infineon’s new scalable computing platform for software-defined vehicle (SDV) and Physical AI applications.
Explore three agentic AI adoption paths that help chip design teams combine flexible AI stacks with trusted, physics-based engineering tools.
Supporting the European Chips Act, startups and research teams will gain access to Synopsys chip design solutions to advance Europe’s strategic goals in areas such as AI and high-performance computing (HPC)
Recognition highlights leadership in agentic AI design, advanced-node enablement, co-packaged optics, and silicon-proven IP for next-generation AI systems
Leading portfolio of engineering solutions positions Synopsys to capitalize on the continued expansion of digital and physical AI and the AI-driven transformation of engineering.
The companies signed an expansive, multi-year agreement to jointly develop GPT-Synopsys, a specialized model, optimized to use Synopsys EDA tools to perform semiconductor design workflows.