HCLTech and Dolphin Semiconductor Team Up for Energy-Efficient Chip Innovation
HCLTech and Dolphin Semiconductor have announced a partnership to develop energy-efficient chips to meet the increasing demand for high performance and sustainability. The collaboration aims to integrate Dolphin's low-power IP with HCLTech's silicon design workflows, focusing on scalable and efficient system-on-chip solutions.
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IT company HCLTech has announced a strategic partnership with France-based Dolphin Semiconductor to co-develop energy-efficient chips. This initiative aims to help enterprises meet growing demands for environmentally sustainable and high-performance solutions in complex digital environments, according to a statement from the Noida-based company.
Pierre-Marie Dell'Accio, Executive VP of Engineering at Dolphin Semiconductor, highlighted the potential of this partnership to expand the reach of Dolphin's low-power intellectual property (IP) across a broader range of applications and customers. The collaboration seeks to push the limits of energy-efficient computing, applicable to Internet of Things (IoT) devices and data center ecosystems.
HCLTech plans to leverage its expertise in system-on-chip (SoC) architecture by embedding Dolphin's specialized low-power IP into their silicon design processes. This integration will produce scalable, high-efficiency SoCs, reducing energy consumption while maintaining strong computational capabilities. CVP and Head of Engineering and R&D Services at HCLTech, Hari Sadarahalli, emphasized the collaboration's role in enabling clients to lead with agility and environmental responsibility as AI workloads and data demands increase.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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