Synopsys Unveils ‘Silicon Bring-Up’ of LPDDR6 IP On TSMC’s Cutting-Edge N2P Node, Reaching Bandwidth Up to a Whopping 86 GB/s

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Oct. 20, 2025 – 

By Muhammad Zuhair, Wccftech

Synopsys has unveiled a massive development in the realm of mobile memory, as it announced the silicon bring-up of its LPDDR6 IP based on TSMC's N2P node.

Synopsys LPDDR6 IP Block Manages To Witness Massive Bandwidth Figures, Credited to N2P's Capabilities

For those unaware, silicon bring-up refers to the first power-on of a new chip, and in this case, particularly an IP block. This involves testing a particular product in multiple stages, such as hardware checks, power sequencing, and much more, and by the looks of it, Synopsys has managed to successfully develop a licensable building block of the LPDDR6 technology, which is claimed to feature bandwidth up to 86 GB/s, right on par with JEDEC standards, which we'll talk about ahead.

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