InPsytech Joins Intel Foundry Accelerator IP Alliance

Mar 15, 2025
InPsytech has joined the Intel Foundry Accelerator IP Alliance to enhance semiconductor applications in AI, HPC, and automotive sectors.

InPsytech has joined the Intel Foundry Accelerator IP Alliance to enhance semiconductor applications in AI, HPC, and automotive sectors, announced in a press release. This collaboration will integrate InPsytech's advanced semiconductor IP solutions into the Intel Foundry ecosystem, allowing customers to design semiconductor products using Intel's cutting-edge process technologies.

InPsytech offers a range of high-speed interface IPs, including UCIe, ONFI, LPDDR5X, DDR4/5, MIPI D-PHY, MIPI C-PHY, and MIPI A-PHY. These IPs are essential for high-speed data transfer and efficient communication in modern semiconductor devices. By joining the Intel Foundry Accelerator IP Alliance, InPsytech aims to provide robust and scalable solutions optimized for Intel Foundry's process technology.

Alex Wang, CEO of InPsytech, highlighted the significance of this collaboration as a milestone for the company, aiming to meet the growing demands of next-generation semiconductor applications. Suk Lee, VP & GM of Ecosystem Technology Office at Intel Foundry, expressed excitement about welcoming InPsytech to the alliance, emphasizing the role of their IP solutions in accelerating design processes and creating innovative semiconductor products efficiently.

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