Arasan to demonstrate the industry's first MIPI SWI3S™ IP at the MIPI Member meet in Taipei

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Arasan to demonstrate the industry’s first MIPI SWI3S™ IP at the MIPI Member meet in Taipei

Curated by Shubham · TechCapsules · Sep 30, 2026

AI-summarised brief · reviewed before publication

Arasan Chip Systems will showcase the industry's first MIPI SWI3S™ Manager and Peripheral IP at the MIPI Member Meet in Taipei on October 21, 2026. The demonstration follows the company's earlier engagement with early adopters of its SWI3S™ Controller and PHY IP, which will be offered on foundry nodes of 22 nm and smaller. Arasan will provide a free upgrade to the forthcoming MIPI SWI3S™ v1.1 specification for both existing and future licensees once the standard is officially released. The total SWI3S™ solution—comprising Manager IP, Peripheral IP, PHY and a software stack—is available for immediate licensing. Arasan, a MIPI Association member since 2005, positions the product as a silicon‑proven, standards‑compliant option for mobile and automotive SoCs.

💡 Why It Matters

· The debut gives chip designers immediate access to a unified audio‑interface IP stack, potentially consolidating multiple legacy standards into a single, scalable solution.

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