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Analog Bits continues to revolutionize SoC development in modern CMOS processes.

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2026 Outlook With Mahesh Tirupattur of Analog Bits - SemiWiki Article

We are honored to be featured in a recent SemiWiki "CEO Interview" article discussing company highlights from 2025 and our outlook for 2026. Discussion topics include 2025 highlights and challenges, 2026 growth areas, and Intelligent Power Architecture solutions.

2026 Outlook With Mahesh Tirupattur of Analog Bits

About Analog Bits

Analog Bits, Inc. is the established supplier of an industry-leading portfolio of mixed-signal IP for intelligent energy and power management, with a reputation for easy and reliable integration into advanced SoCs through all the major foundries. Our products include precision clocking macros, power and temperature sensors including LDO and regulators, programmable interconnect solutions such as multi-rate SERDES and programmable I/O’s. With billions of IP cores fabricated in customer silicon, from 0.35 micron to 2nm processes, Analog Bits has an outstanding heritage of first-time-working IP’s that lower risk. For more information and a detailed product selection guide, visit www.analogbits.com.

 

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Interview with Sweta Gupta, VP of Engineering of Analog Bits – SemiWiki Article

Sweta Gupta is the Vice President of Engineering at Analog Bits, where she leads development and execution of mixed-signal IP’s, managing circuit and layout teams.

Inside the Silicon: Analog Bits N2P2 Test Chip – SemiWiki Article

N2P2 test chip provides 12 IP designs and measured silicon to validate power, timing, and sensing integration on advanced TSMC processes.

Analog Bits Targets the Power Challenge at the Heart of Next-Generation Chips

Analog Bits is expanding its role in advanced semiconductor design with new intellectual property aimed at one of the industry’s most difficult problems: delivering, monitoring, and managing power inside increasingly complex chips.

Analog Bits to Participate in a Customer Test Chip Tapeout on TSMC A14 and Present Papers with Cerebras, Arm and Socionext on Real-Time On-Chip Power Sensing and Delivery at 2026 TSMC Global OIP Ecosystem Events

Analog Bits will showcase new real-time power observability and sensing analog IP in TSMC’s N2P process technology and present a paper with Cerebras

See Analog Bits TSMC N2P IP portfolio and meet with its engineering experts at DAC 2026 – SemiWiki Article

Visit DAC 2026 booth 949 to see live demos of the TSMC N2P IP portfolio and meet Analog Bits engineering experts.

Analog Bits Expands Global Engineering Footprint with New Design Center in Dongtan, South Korea

Strategic investment strengthens worldwide engineering capabilities and accelerates innovation to support growing need for smarter and more efficient analog and power solutions for advanced semiconductors.

Analog Bits to Present at EE Times Virtual Event, “The Road To Chiplet Scalability” on June 24th, 2026

Analog Bits to Present at EE Times Virtual Event, "The Road To Chiplet Scalability" on June 24th, 2026. Alan Rogers, Analog Bits President and CTO, and Mahesh Tirupattur, Analog Bits CEO, to participate.

Analog Bits Demos Real-Time On-Chip Power Sensing and Delivery on N2P at the TSMC 2026 Technology Symposium

We are honored to be featured in a recent SemiWiki article discussing our demos of real-time on-chip power sensing and delivery on N2P at the TSMC 2026 Technology Symposium.

Analog Bits Demonstrates Real-Time On-Chip Power Sensing and Delivery on TSMC N2P Process at TSMC 2026 Technology Symposiums

Analog Bits continues to develop innovative mixed signal IP in TSMC N2P process technology, with integrated LDOs, pinless remote PVT sensors, and microwatt class and high-performance LC PLLs

SemiWiki Podcast EP322: A Wide-Ranging and Colorful Conversation with Mahesh Tirupattur

Analog Bits CEO, Mahesh Tirupattur, was the guest for a recent SemiWiki podcast. Listen to the podcast below.