Signal Integrity

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Ethernet in the Age of AI

In this blog, John D'Ambrosia discusses the industry's approach to Ethernet in the age of AI, from the IEEE P802.3dj project to the efforts of the Ultra Ethernet Consortium to deliver a complete cost-effective Ethernet architecture optimized and scalable for high-performance AI. Read on to understand the role of these two complementary efforts to support AI workloads and gain insight into potential industry growth.


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Who Put That Inductor in My Capacitor?

This article covers the importance of proper calibration, measurement, and de-embedding to ensure that the final capacitor model is free of errors, allowing an accurate representation of the PDN used in simulation. While capacitor models may play a seemingly minor role in the overall system design, the impact of capacitor models can significantly impact the system design and, importantly, design sign-off.


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A Quantum Leap in Data Center Networking

With Help from Spirent, H3C Conducts the Industry’s Highest-Scale 800G Ethernet Test to Date

Artificial intelligence-generated content is rewriting the rules for data center networks, driving a need for extreme throughput and density at unprecedented scales. To meet these requirements, hyperscalers need high-performance 800G network solutions as quickly as vendors can deliver them.


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Introducing an Upcoming IEEE Packaging Benchmark

In recent years, the IEEE Electrical Packaging Society technical committee for electrical design, modeling, and simulation recognized the need for open-source benchmarks for the simulation tool, verification, and test and measurement solution vendors. The intention is to overcome the obstacles that developers and users of such tools and instruments often encounter and create a growing library of benchmark cases for signal and power integrity challenges. As of October 2023, there are four published benchmark cases in the repository. This article describes a proposal for a fifth benchmark.


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