Omni Design Technologies, a leading provider of high-performance, low-power mixed-signal intellectual property (IP), announced it has joined the Intel Foundry Accelerator IP Alliance. Members of this alliance collaborate with Intel Foundry to enable designers to access high-quality IPs, supporting their design needs and project schedule, while optimizing for performance, power, and area (PPA).
As part of the Intel Foundry Accelerator IP Alliance, Omni Design Technologies will offer Intel Foundry customers access to innovative high performance, ultra-low power Swift™ Analog-to-Digital Converters (ADCs), Digital-to-Analog Converters (DACs) and Analog Front End (AFEs) IPs, as well as compact, low power OmniTRUST™ process, voltage and temperature monitors (PVTM) on Intel Foundry’s advanced process technologies.
“Customers are focused on the challenges and opportunities in LiDAR, ADAS, Software Defined Radio, 5G, 6G and data center connectivity, and are acting quickly to position themselves to win in these markets,” said Dr. Kush Gulati, President and CEO of Omni Design Technologies. “Our solutions for Intel Foundry’s advanced process technologies provide customers with access to high performance, low power mixed-signal IP like our Swift™ data converts and PVT monitors, that integrate seamlessly into their SoC, increasing their product differentiation and accelerate their time to market.”
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“We are pleased to welcome Omni Design Technologies to the Intel Foundry Accelerator IP Alliance,” said Suk Lee, Vice President of the Ecosystem Technology Office, Foundry Services, Intel Corporation. “The alliance ensures that Intel Foundry customers have wide access to industry-leading high-quality IPs, supporting their design needs and project schedule, with optimized performance, power, and area on Intel Foundry nodes. Omni Design’s offerings will enable our customers to deploy high performance and low power Swift data converts, AFEs and supporting temperature and voltage monitoring systems on Intel Foundry advanced processes.”
SOURCE: Businesswire