
SC26
- November 15 – 20, 2026
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
- Organized by SC Conference Series
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AMD Infinity Fabric is a publicly named coherent interconnect used to assemble chiplet CPUs.
Infinity Fabric is AMD’s coherent on-package and multi-die interconnect, linking CPU core-complex dies to a central I/O die and, in multi-socket systems, across packages. Official EPYC architecture documents describe CCD–IOD GMI links and xGMI.
This listing records the chiplet fabric rather than individual Zen or EPYC product generations. Arm Chiplet System Architecture, already listed, is an industry standard rather than AMD’s production fabric. NVIDIA NVLink is a GPU-scale interconnect, not this CPU/GPU chiplet fabric. Link rates and socket mappings should be confirmed on AMD’s current architecture documentation.
Distinct from Arm CSA, UCIe IP, NVLink and Intel EMIB
Licensable Arm Neoverse CMN S3 coherent interconnect IP. The page documents AMBA 5 CHI and multichip support. A UCIe PHY is not included.
View solutionNon-coherent network-on-chip IP for cost-efficient, low-power IoT and microcontroller SoCs.
View solutionLicensable cache-coherent NoC IP. The page documents AMBA CHI and ACE. A Multi-Die option requires a separate die-to-die controller and PHY. A UCIe PHY is not included.
View solutionAyar Labs TeraPHY is an optical I/O chiplet that combines silicon photonics with CMOS technology to provide high-bandwidth, low-latency chip-to-chip and package-to-package connectivity for large-scale computing systems.
View solutionBaya Systems WeaveIP is chiplet-ready Network-on-Chip fabric IP for SoC and multi-chiplet systems. The official site describes a protocol-agnostic unified transport for coherent, non-coherent, and switch-fabric traffic paired with WeaverPro modeling software.
View solutionNewly introduced Arteris FlexGen Multi-Die NoC IP extends non-coherent network-on-chip connectivity across die-to-die links. The expanded multi-die solution is available to early access partners and strategic customers.
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