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Serial Transceiver enables deployment of SANs.
May 21, 2003 - PHYreSTORM™ MTC1138 single-chip, 10 Gb/s Fiber Channel Transceiver connects FC-protocol integrated circuits and switch fabrics to serial XFP optical modules through XGMII interface. Incorporating SerDes technology, transceiver macro can operate continuously from 9.9–12.5 GB/s. Jitter performance exceeds IEEE 802.3ae and GR-253 specifications, supporting Ethernet and SONET-based networking equipment. Transceiver comes in 17 x 17 mm BGA package.
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Multilink Enables 10G Fibre Channel Storage Area Networks with PHYreSTORMâ„¢ XGMII to 10G Serial Transceiver
Somerset, New Jersey U.S.A. - May 14, 2003 - Multilink Technology Corporation (NASDAQ:MLTC), a leading provider of advanced semiconductor-based solutions that accelerate the
deployment of high-speed optical networks, today introduced the industry's leading 10 Gb/s Fibre Channel (FC) transceiver that enables the next generation of storage area networks (SAN). The
MTC1138, the newest product in the PHYreSTORMâ„¢ family of datacom SerDes devices, is a single-chip transceiver for connecting FC protocol integrated circuits (ICs) or switch fabrics to serial XFP optical modules through an XGMII interface. Multilink's device reduces the overall system power and size and improves system performance by eliminating the need for an additional XGMII to XAUI SerDes device currently needed in XAUI-based 10 Gb/s transceivers.
"The PHYreSTORMâ„¢ MTC1138 device offers very low power and small size, coupled with the ability to connect directly to small form factor XFP modules, thus enabling the deployment of 10 GB/s SANs," stated Steve Vandris, Multilink's Vice President of Product Marketing. "Our customers will be able to incorporate our standard SerDes product into their design today with the
future option of integrating our SerDes into ASICs with their own proprietary intellectual property".
The MTC1138 incorporates Multilink's leading PHYreSTORMâ„¢ SerDes technology, a 10 GB/s transceiver macro that can operate continuously from 9.9 GB/s to 12.5 GB/s. The 10 GB/s SerDes macro was developed using TSMC's low power 0.13-micron CMOS process technology, without using any special aspects of the process, which reduces the power, cost and size of the design and increases its manufacturability. The 10 GB/s macro provides exceptional jitter performance that exceeds the IEEE 802.3ae and GR-253 specifications supporting Ethernet and SONET-based networking equipment. The device's high performance and low power operation have been verified in silicon prototypes.
"We are excited to announce our latest SerDes solution which enables the next generation of storage area networks. We are pleased that PHYreSTORMâ„¢ is generating significant market
traction with storage customers," stated Dr. Richard N. Nottenburg, Multilink's Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President.
Availability
The PHYreSTORMâ„¢ MTC1138 device will be packaged in a 17xl7mm Ball Grid Array (BGA), utilizing TSMC's 0.13-micron CMOS process. The device will be globally available to customers
in the third quarter of 2003.
PHYreSTORMâ„¢ Product Family
The PHYreSTORMâ„¢ family of Ethernet and Fibre Channel devices provides new levels of port density and power efficiency to the Ethernet and Fibre Channel switch market. The enhanced capabilities of these devices speed time-to-market and service deployment for Ethernet and Fibre Channel applications. PHYreSTORMâ„¢ SerDes technology enables Multilink's Varakaiâ„¢ family of Ethernet and SAN aggregation devices to provide new levels of port density, power efficiency, and packet preprocessing for the Ethernet switch and telecom transport markets.
Please visit Multilink's website at www.mItc.com for additional information about the PHYreSTORMâ„¢ family of devices or any of the other innovative Multilink product solutions.
About Multilink
Multilink Technology Corporation designs, develops and markets advanced-mixed-signal integrated circuits and VLSI products that enable the next generation of high-speed optical networking systems. By providing our customers with sophisticated products developed by utilizing our systems level expertise and a high level of component integration, we facilitate our customers' ability to meet their time-to-market requirements. Our products span the markets from Ethernet and Storage Access to Long Haul optical transport equipment with a focus on the fastest commercially available speeds from 1 GB/s to 10 GB/s. Multilink is headquartered in Somerset, New Jersey with additional offices located throughout North America, Asia and Europe.
For more information, please contact:
Richard Sawchak, Director of Investor and Public Relations
Multilink Technology Corporation
300 Atrium Drive, Second Floor
Somerset, New Jersey 08873-4105
Tel: (732) 537-3776
Fax: (732) 537-3781
rsawchakpmltc.com
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Richard Sawchak Director of Investor and Public Relations
USA
Phone: 732-537-3776
FAX: 732-537-3781
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Company Information:
Name: MultiLink Inc.
Address: 200 Minuteman Rd.
City: Andover
State: MA
ZIP: 01810
Country: USA
Phone: 978-691-2100
FAX: 978-292-6250
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