Analog Bits Extends Industry Leadership to 20nm
Completes Tape-out of Mixed Signal IP to TSMC's 20nm HKMG Process and Offers a Design Kit for Early Adopters
Sunnyvale, CA, October 16, 2012 – Analog Bits, the leader in Integrated Clocking and Interface IP, today announced the successful completion of a tape-out in TSMC’s 20nm manufacturing process and the corresponding availability of a Mixed Signal Design Kit (MSDK) for this advanced node. This combination equips customers with reliable, industry leading IP products on the industry’s next high-volume node: TSMC’s 20-nm SoC process. These steps follow the successful volume production of Analog Bits IP products in various versions of 28nm nodes.
“Our 20nm MSDK will help current and future customers reduce production risk while accelerating their time-to-volume,” commented Mahesh Tirupattur, Executive Vice President, Analog Bits. “By creating a Design Kit to include Serdes, Temperature sensors, PLLs and other IP blocks, Analog Bits helps companies around the world to leverage the latest in manufacturing process technology to achieve more performance, lower power and greater density.”
Analog Bits has been a leading partner of TSMC for many years. This new product is a continuation of that relationship and shows our commitment for support of mutual customers. For MSDK support on other process technologies, please contact Analog Bits.
To learn more about Analog Bits broad range of low-power, mixed signal IP products including their 20nm Design Kit, visit www.analogbits.com
About Analog Bits
Founded in 1995, Analog Bits, Inc. is the leading supplier of low-power, customizable analog IP for easy and reliable integration into modern digital chips. Our products include precision clocking macros such as PLLs & DLLs, programmable interconnect solutions such as multi-protocol SERDES/PMA and programmable I/Os as well as specialized memories such as high-speed SRAMs and TCAMs. With billions of uses of IP fabricated in customer silicon from 0.35-micron to 20-nm processes, Analog Bits is the premier analog IP supplier with an outstanding heritage of "first time working silicon" at merchant foundries and IDMs.
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