At Rambus, we create cutting-edge semiconductor and IP products, providing industry-leading chips and silicon IP to make data faster and safer.
Upcoming Events We are excited to be participating at RISC-V Now! by Andes in Taiwan! Stop by booth #9 to learn more about our solutions. About RISC-V Now! RISC-V Now! is the conference focused on turning RISC-V standards into products that ship — where spec goes to scale. Built for Practitioners RISC-V Now! addresses the realities of […]
We’re excited to be participating at TSMC North America Technology Symposium! Stop by booth #400 and learn about our solutions. To learn more and register, click the link here: https://www.tsmc.com/static/english/campaign/Symposium2026/index.htm
Join us at D&R IP SoC Silicon Valley! Stop by Table 1 and chat with our experts about our Silicon IP offerings. We will also be presenting on three topics. Session information below. From Monolithic SoCs to Chiplets: A new Hardware Security Paradigm Speaker: Berardino Carnevale, Senior Technical Marketing and Product Manager at Rambus Abstract: […]
As client platforms push toward higher performance, greater efficiency, and AI‑ready computing to address the latest developments in gaming, content creation and other advanced applications, memory subsystem design has become a critical differentiator. Next-generation DDR5 and LPDDR‑based memory modules demand state-of-the-art approaches to power management, clocking, and system reliability, especially as data rates scale to […]
We are excited to be participating at RISC-V Now! by Andes in Shanghai! Stay tuned to learn more. About RISC-V Now! RISC-V Now! is the conference focused on turning RISC-V standards into products that ship — where spec goes to scale. Built for Practitioners RISC-V Now! addresses the realities of moving from evaluation to production: […]
As vehicles become increasingly software‑defined and electronics‑driven, the cost of semiconductor failure, whether due to reliability issues or security breaches, has never been higher. Automotive recalls tied to electronic failures continue to rise, exposing a critical gap between existing standards compliance and real‑world field performance. While ISO 26262 and AEC‑Q100 provide an essential foundation for […]
