Cadence UCIe at 64 GT/s in Silicon: Why It Matters for Your Next Chiplet Design
Mayank Bhatnagar, Cadence
More bandwidth. Faster time to market. More flexibility than increasingly complex monolithic designs. What does 64 GT/s UCIe mean for you?
Chiplets are changing how advanced SoCs are architected, but realizing their potential requires fast, reliable, standards-based connectivity between dies.
In this video, we explore where the market is going and why Cadence achieving 64 GT/s UCIe operation in silicon matters to engineers designing the next generation of chiplet-based systems.
From scaling die-to-die bandwidth to enabling flexible multi-die architectures for AI and HPC, the real story isn't simply reaching 64 GT/s. It's what that performance can enable in your next design.
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