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Global Unichip Successfully Tapes Out 16nm TCAM Compiler

Similar 7nm IP expected out in March, 2018

Hsinchu, Taiwan, November 16, 2017 – Global Unichip Corp. (GUC), the Custom ASIC Leader,  successfully taped its newest high speed TCAM compiler, specifically designed for high speed networking applications, that targets TSMC’s 16FFC process technology.  The company also said that it will conduct a similar tape out to TSMC’s 7-nanometer process in March, 2018.

The latest TCAM builds on production-successful IP targeting switch/router applications. The new compiler features 1GHz performance with reasonable power consumption and is design- friendly for a multitude of high speed network products.  It is a key piece of IP  for   networking, AI and SCM (Storage Class Memory) applications.

GUC’s TCAM compiler supports a 8 ~ 512 word depth and a 16 ~ 160 Bit Width.  The TCAM instance provides high speed, one cycle operation up to 1GHz (LVT) and 1.35GHz (uLVT) for the 16nm FFC compiler.  

The 7nm FF TCAM instance is expected to operate at up to 1.8GHz  (uLVT) and 1.5GHz (LVT). Both 16FFC and 07FF TCAM compilers offer valid bit per entry and match output for each entry data.  They feature a data mask for bit write and search-key, block search enable and LVT (default) or uLVT (optional) peripheral Vt options.  

“A robust TCAM IP portfolio is central to our networking ASIC capabilities.  Customers tell us that a high performance TCAM IP is key to their design and to their selection of a preferred ASIC partner,” explains Ken Chen, president of GUC.

About GUC

GLOBAL UNICHIP CORP. (GUC) is the Custom ASIC Leader,  who provides the semiconductor industry with leading IC implementation and SoC manufacturing services. Based in Hsin-chu Taiwan, GUC has developed a global reputation with a presence in China, Europe, Japan, Korea, and North America. GUC is publicly traded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange under the symbol 3443. For more information, visit www.guc-asic.com.

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