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TSMC Announces OIP Ecosystem Enabled in the CloudTSMC announces initial availability of Design-in-the-Cloud via OIP VDE and OIP Ecosystem Partners Hsinchu, Taiwan, R.O.C. – Oct 3, 2018 –TSMC (TWSE: 2330, NYSE: TSM) today announced the initial availability of its Open Innovation Platform® Virtual Design Environment (OIP VDE), which enables semiconductor customers to securely design in the cloud, leveraging TSMC OIP design infrastructures within the flexibility of cloud infrastructures. OIP VDE is the result of TSMC collaboration with TSMC OIP design ecosystem partners and leading cloud providers to deliver a complete systems-on-chip (SoCs) design environment in the cloud. About OIP VDE TSMC OIP VDE’s first implementations of digital RTL-to-GDSII and custom schematic capture-to-GDSII flows are via partnerships with TSMC’s inaugural Cloud Alliance partners, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Cadence, Microsoft Azure, and Synopsys. In TSMC’s enablement of OIP VDE, both digital and custom design flows have been validated in the cloud, along with OIP design collateral—including process technology files, PDKs, foundation IP, and reference flows. To ensure low barriers to entry and high technical support levels, Cadence and Synopsys act as the focal point helping customers to set up VDE and providing first line support. Microsoft and Cadence collaborated with SiFive, a TSMC IP Alliance partner, to tape out the first full SoC design in TSMC’s OIP VDE. It contained its 64-bit multi-core RISC-V CPU, the Freedom Unleashed 540, which is capable of running a RISC-V Linux distribution and its applications via TSMC OIP VDE. The SiFive implementation was done in the U.S. and India. Synopsys, a key TSMC IP Alliance, and VDE partner, has successfully taped out its high-speed DesignWare® PHY IP for PCI Express® 5.0 on TSMC’s advanced 7-nm process through the Synopsys® Cloud Solution enabled for TSMC OIP VDE using TSMC process models and rule decks. This tapeout, achieved in collaboration with Amazon Web Services, was accelerated by taking advantage of cloud scalability to 1000+ CPU cores. Arm, a key TSMC IP Alliance partner, has collaborated with its EDA partners and TSMC, to ensure Arm’s ecosystem of silicon partners are able to immediately design-in-cloud including Arm’s latest processors and across all TSMC nodes through its most advanced 7nm node. “The cloud is pervasive and will fundamentally influence silicon design. TSMC is the first foundry to collaborate with design ecosystem partners and cloud providers to enable designs in the cloud,” said Cliff Hou, vice president of Technology Development at TSMC. “TSMC OIP VDE provides flexible, secure, and silicon-validated cloud-based design solutions to semiconductor customers, enabling them to optimize and scale their computing infrastructure, and ultimately accelerating time-to-market for next generation SoC designs.” Availability TSMC OIP VDE is available with the VDE Storefronts being handled directly by Cadence and Synopsys, respectively. The Cadence Cloud-Hosted Design Solution is immediately available as a VDE Storefront with successful tapeouts completed. Cadence’s VDE collaboration with TSMC enables customers of any size using any process node to securely optimize design throughput using the scalability and flexibility of the cloud. Additional detail regarding Cadence’s deployment of VDE is available at www.cadence.com/go/cadencecloud2. The Synopsys Cloud Solution, enabled for TSMC VDE, is available immediately in both Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure cloud environments. For more information on the Synopsys Cloud Solution, visit www.synopsys.com/cloud . Company Quotes Cadence Quote Synopsys Quote Microsoft Quote Arm Quote SiFive Quote About TSMC
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