LONDON, UK and TORONTO, Canada, Oct 22, 2025 – Alphawave Semi has been named 2025 TSMC OIP Partner of the Year for High-Speed SerDes IP.
This marks the sixth consecutive year Alphawave Semi has earned the recognition. The award was presented on Sept. 24, 2025, at the TSMC North America OIP ecosystem forum in Santa Clara. Mohit Gupta accepted the award on behalf of Alphawave Semi. The event brought together TSMC customers and design partners to discuss technologies for high-performance computing (HPC), mobile, automotive, and IoT applications.
Tony Pialis, president and CEO, Alphawave Semi said: “Alphawave Semi is deeply honored to accept the TSMC OIP Partner of the Year Award for High-Speed SerDes. We thank TSMC and its OIP ecosystem for this recognition, which reflects the strength of our long-standing collaboration. Being honored for the sixth consecutive year underscores the continued success of this partnership.
Tony continued: “Together with TSMC, we are delivering industry-leading high-speed connectivity IP that drives significant improvements in bandwidth and energy efficiency, enabling the rapid development of next-generation AI systems. We look forward to continuing our collaboration to help customers unlock new levels of performance and innovation in high-performance connectivity.”
Source: Alphawave Semi
About Alphawave Semi
Alphawave Semi, founded in 2017 and based in Toronto, Canada, develops semiconductor solutions focused on high-speed connectivity for data-intensive applications. The company designs silicon and intellectual property used in data centers, telecommunications, and high-performance computing. Its products support industries such as cloud infrastructure, 5G networks, AI, and enterprise storage by enabling faster and efficient data transfer. Alphawave has experienced revenue growth, surpassing CAD 100 million annually. The company’s technology addresses the need for higher bandwidth and lower latency in modern digital systems. By focusing on scalable and innovative connectivity solutions, Alphawave aims to meet the demands of next-generation data centers and communication networks. Its position reflects the need for specialized semiconductors to handle advancing data transmission demands.