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Uniquify Joins GLOBALFOUNDRIES FDXcelerator Partner Program

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Uniquify, a system-on-chip (SoC) fabless manufacturer and DDR memory system intellectual property (IP) provider, has announced that it has joined GLOBALFOUNDRIES' FDXcelerator Partner Program.

This partnership extends Uniquify's existing co-operation with GF to include FD-SOI technology to enable faster, broader deployment of the foundry's 22FDX and 12 FDX FD-SOI processes that support IoT, mobile and wireless applications.

Price, power and performance (PPA) continue to be the driving features for DDR4 and LPDDR4 system memory deployment, not only for mobile applications but also for higher-density systems. Uniquify's memory interface IP employs industry-leading adaptive technology, based on 14 issued patents, to deliver maximum performance.

It addresses both variations in silicon manufacturing and dynamic changes in the operation of the memory subsystem. Delivering the best power, performance and area, while maintaining the highest system reliability and silicon-yield along with faster bring-up, is the hallmark of Uniquify memory IP technology.

GF's 22FDX technology employs a 22nm FD-SOI transistor architecture to deliver the industry's best combination of PPA for wireless, battery-powered intelligent systems.

"Uniquify has a portfolio of market-leading DDR IP, and we are excited to bring this to GF's 22FDX FD-SOI process, the most promising foundry technology for portable applications," says Josh Lee, Uniquify's CEO and president. "Uniquify's DDR IP and design solutions complement GF's 22FDX capabilities, enabling customers to create low-power, and cost-effective designs for SoCs and provide maximum performance with 20-30% less area. We expect exceptional results from the combination of leading-edge technologies from both companies."

"As global momentum is building behind the 22FDX platform, GF is focused on expanding our FD-SOI ecosystem in order to support the specific design and service needs of our customers," says Alain Mutricy, senior vice president of Product Management at GF. "With more than 25 partners in our FDXcelerator program, we now have the largest FD-SOI IP and services community committed to deliver FDX technology. By partnering with an innovative company such as Uniquify, we are providing greater choice and flexibility for IP and design services that best match the customer needs and go-to-market approaches."

GF's FDXcelerator Program brings together select partners to integrate their products or services into validated, plug-and-play design solutions, giving customers access to a broad set of quality offerings specific to 22FDX technology. The program's open framework enables members to minimize development time and cost while simultaneously leveraging the inherent power and performance advantages of FDX technology.


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