
SC26
- November 15 – 20, 2026
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
- Organized by SC Conference Series
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Ayar Labs TeraPHY is a publicly named optical I/O chiplet that combines silicon photonics with standard CMOS manufacturing.
Official pages describe the chiplet as an in-package interconnect option for high-bandwidth, low-latency communication, including die-to-die and package-to-package links. Ayar Labs presents TeraPHY for large-scale computing systems rather than as a pluggable transceiver product family. Interface details, optical-port configurations and product status should be confirmed on Ayar Labs' current TeraPHY pages.
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.
View solutionLicensable 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 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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