Credo Semiconductor excels in SerDes (Serializer/Deserializer) IP for custom ASICs, providing solutions that facilitate easy integration into various System on Chip (SoC) designs. The architecture of Credo's SerDes IP is based on a mixed-signal DSP approach that enhances performance while minimizing power and integration challenges. This architecture is especially beneficial for high-bandwidth data processing scenarios, making it an ideal choice for applications in AI, high-performance computing, and advanced telecommunication infrastructures.<br /><br />Their custom-built SerDes solutions stand out for the ability to handle tens and even hundreds of lanes, thanks to their innovative approach that seamlessly bridges the gap between core and analog logic deployment. These IPs are crafted to thrive even in mature process nodes, delivering remarkable efficiency in terms of power consumption and cost-effectiveness. By implementing these IPs, companies can ensure their systems are robust, future-proof, and capable of handling substantial data transmission tasks.<br /><br />Among the notable advantages offered by Credo’s SerDes IP is their adaptability with various signaling standards such as NRZ and PAM4, facilitating diverse data rate requirements up to 112G per lane. This flexibility not only aligns with current technological trends but also positions companies to swiftly adapt to future advancements in data communication technology, leveraging Credo's partnership with leading foundries and process nodes, such as TSMC's N3 and N5 technologies.
