Credo PCIe 6 retimers deliver 40dB reach and sub 7ns latency at 11W, allowing designers to extend their PCIe traces while ensuring best-in-class system performance.
HiWire AECs integrate retimer, gearbox, and forward error correction functionality into smaller gauge copper cables as an alternative to AOCs and DACs at 400G and beyond.
Our cutting-edge optical devices are renowned for high performance, low power, and cost optimization and offer a range of solutions for hyperscale data centers, AI, 5G, and telecom deployments.
Credo stands as a leader in SerDes IP for custom ASICs. Seamlessly integrate Credo's SerDes into next-generation ASICs with our advanced IP and Chiplet.
Credo retimers, gearboxes, and MACsec devices facilitate PAM4/NRZ line card and backplane connectivity at up to 112G per lane. They enable platforms with capabilities reaching 52.1Tbps, featuring 800G ports.
"We Connect," extends beyond data centers. It's integrated into our company culture and resonates in our engagement with local community programs.
Credo and Xconn Technologies an innovator in advanced PCIe/CXL switch technologies, today announced a public demonstration of multi-vendor PCI Express (PCIe) 5.0 interoperability featuring the two companies’ technology at the NVIDIA GTC 2025 conference.
There are several different scaleup networks, including NVidia using NVLink, AMD using UALink, and many hyperscalers exploring PCIe-based solutions. Credo’s PCIe AECs, enabled by their PCIe retimers, offer a low latency, high-throughput open solution well-suited for scale-up networks. By 2025, PCIe will play a crucial role in AI scaleup networking as customers seek GPU/XPU agnostic technologies to support larger logical system sizes.
Credo has filed a complaint alleging patent infringement on March 13, 2025, asking the United States International Trade Commission to initiate an investigation against Amphenol Corporation, Molex LLC, TE Connectivity PLC, and Volex PLC and to block the importation of products that infringe Credo’s patents related to Active Electrical Cables (AECs).
