Wiki Tag: USB
Semiconductor Verification IP (VIP) Wiki
Semiconductor Verification IP (VIP) is a pre-verified, reusable block of code or models used in simulation and verification environments to validate the correctness and interoperability of semiconductor designs. VIPs emulate the behavior of industry-standard protocols, interfaces, or system components, allowing verification… Read More
SerDes (Serializer/Deserializer) Wiki
Overview
SerDes (short for Serializer/Deserializer) is a high-speed circuit block used to convert parallel data to serial form and back again. It is widely used in integrated circuits, networking equipment, SoCs, and interconnect protocols to enable high-bandwidth data transmission over limited pin or channel resources.… Read More
Hypertsone Wiki
NAND Flash Controllers for Industrially Robust Storage Solutions
We design, develop and deliver high-quality, innovative semiconductor solutions to enable our customers to produce world-class products for industrial, embedded, automotive and global data storage applications.
Founded in 1990, Hyperstone is a fabless
Axiomise Wiki
Overview
Axiomise is a UK-based consultancy and strategic advisory firm specializing in formal modeling and verification of SoCs, systems, and IP. The company focuses on enabling rigorous assurance of system correctness, safety, reliability, and security using formal methods.
Foundation & Team
Founded in the late 2000s… Read More
MIPI Alliance Wiki
The MIPI Alliance (Mobile Industry Processor Interface Alliance) is a global, non-profit industry consortium that develops open interface specifications for mobile and mobile-influenced industries. These specifications standardize the interfaces between components in devices such as smartphones, tablets, cameras,… Read More
USB Wiki
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is an industry-standard interface that defines the cables, connectors, protocols, and power specifications used in communication between computers and peripherals. USB was designed to simplify device connectivity by replacing a variety of legacy ports with a universal connection standard.
Rapidus, IBM, and the Billion-Dollar Silicon Sovereignty Bet