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Network on Chip (NOC) IP has been around for a while. I wrote an article about academic research papers on NOCs presented at the seventh annual International Symposium on System-on-Chip conference held in Tampere, Finland in late 2005. NOCs were the conference’s theme back then and the jury was out on using NOCs to interconnect…

A system-on-chip (SoC) containing a million transistors was considered a large device in the not-so-distant past. Today, SoCs commonly contain up to a billion transistors. Consider, for example, the recent case study with SiMa.ai and its new machine learning (ML) chip called MLSoC; it provides effortless machine learning at the embedded edge.

Today’s system-on-chip (SoC) designs continue to grow in capacity and complexity. The only way to continue developing components of this class is by increasing the sophistication of the design, implementation and verification tools while simultaneously increasing levels of automation. The launch of the latest generation of network-on-chip (NoC) IP, FlexNoC 5, from Arteris addresses all these issues.

Today, multicore system-on-chip (SoC) designs can be composed of hundreds of IP blocks, typically containing up to ten million logic gates. One way for SoC developers to create devices of this complexity is to make use of proven IP blocks provided by trusted third-party vendors.

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UK-based chip design services company Sondrel is offering a family of VLSI reference designs to design semiconductor system on chips (SoCs) faster and at lower cost

May 10, 2021 Sondrel’s latest reference IP platform enables ultra-powerful signal and data processing SoCs to be created faster for lower costs Sondrel’s SFA 300 can be ganged to scale performance Reading, UK 10 May 2021. The success of so many SoCs rests in their ability to process huge amounts of data or signals efficiently turning raw data into knowledge. The latest addition to Sondrel’s family of IP platforms is a semi-custom SoC design to which a customer’s IP is added to create a...