A system on chip (SOC) Communication product provides many advantages and benefits over a traditional, separate component integrated circuit (IC) product. The separate IC product generally includes components that are connected to each other on a printed circuit board. Alternatively, an SOC product is designed such that an entire system (processors, memory, logic, clock, I/O control unit, etc.) can be implemented or embedded on a single chip, thereby producing a product that is smaller, faster, and more efficient than the separate IC product. Comm SOC based products are more portable. That is they are smaller in size/weight, lower in cost, and achieve higher speeds with lower power dissipation. Thus, SOC products are becoming ever more popular and are widely used in many communication systems applications such as in Internet gadgets. Projections on the performance parameters such as MIPS, latency, memory bandwidth etc will demand the integration of multiple Comm SOC(s), DSP(s) and memory on a comm. MCM.