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Alcor Micro's Groundbreaking Presentation at OCP Global Summit 2025

Alcor Micro, a subsidiary of Egis Technology, is set to make waves at the Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit 2025 in San Jose, California. From October 13 to 16, the company will unveil its latest Arm-based CPU platform, the Mobius100 (CSS V3). This platform, crafted for AI servers and high-performance computing (HPC), signifies Alcor Micro’s commitment to advancing open computing and chip architecture.

Innovative Collaboration within the Arm Ecosystem

A central feature of this event will be the demonstration of collaborative innovation that Alcor Micro has fostered within the Arm ecosystem. Partnering with Cadence and Jmem Tek, Alcor Micro is set to introduce the revolutionary 8-core Arm CSS V3 emulation platform. This platform is designed not only to redefine chip architecture and design flows but also to accelerate the integration of heterogeneous chips, marking a critical step forward in open computing.

Leading the Charge in Future Processor Designs

Embracing the latest Arm CSS V3 EAC2 architecture, the Mobius100 supports CPU die-to-die interconnection, serving as a control hub for computing that allows seamless connectivity with GPUs, NPUs, and various AI accelerators. This innovative design enhances both system performance and scalability, paving the way for advanced AI applications and intensive computational tasks. By leveraging Arm's energy-efficient architecture, Alcor Micro achieves impressive performance-per-watt ratios, delivering exceptional computational capabilities within strict energy budgets.

Security Innovations Against Quantum Threats

In a landscape increasingly vulnerable to emerging quantum threats, Alcor Micro has teamed up with Jmem Tek to establish a Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) solution based on Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs). This approach has absorbed numerous international certifications, including NIST FIPS 140-3 CAVP and FIPS 203-204, ensuring that it remains robust against the challenges posed by quantum computing. With its native hardware acceleration and low-latency architecture, this technology offers high-throughput quantum protection at the chip level, safeguarding against potential vulnerabilities.

Enhancing the Arm Ecosystem Through Collaborative Design

As a vital member of the Arm Total Design Partner network, Alcor Micro is well-equipped in the design and integration of its CSS CPU platforms based on Arm. The new Mobius100 processor is poised to play a pivotal role in the Arm CSA ecosystem, offering cost-effective, flexible chip solutions tailored for the AI and HPC server markets.

Eddie Ramirez, Vice President of Go-to-Market, Infrastructure Business at Arm, remarked, "AI workloads are pushing the boundaries of traditional SoC design, necessitating a more efficient evolution in our industry. The Mobius100 processor from Alcor Micro, built on Neoverse CSS, illustrates how a chip-based approach can expedite innovation and market readiness."

By integrating advanced design capabilities with a modular chiplet-based architecture, the Arm-based CSS CPU chiplet facilitates versatile integration, allowing for design reusability. This innovative approach is set to energize the future of open computing, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of CPU designs.

Event Information

Event: OCP Global Summit 2025
Date: October 13-16, 2025
Location: San Jose Convention Center, California, USA
Exhibition Area: Innovation Village Zone

With the Mobius100, Alcor Micro continues its journey of innovation, setting the stage for the next generation of high-performance computing solutions aimed at meeting the demands of an organization’s AI workloads and data center requirements.

For those interested in the latest in open computing, Alcor Micro’s presentation at the OCP Global Summit promises to be a landmark moment.