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Embedded serdes channels top 25 million
Avago Technologies has shipped its 25 millionth embedded serdes channel as part of its ASIC offering for storage, enterprise computing and network equipment manufacturers.
News from Avago Technologies, Jan 16, 2006
Configurable core enables cellular baseband engine
TTPCom has taken a licence for a configurable ARC 700 core.
News from ARC International, Jan 13, 2006
SDIO host controller runs on microwatt FPGAs
QuickLogic Europe has intellectual property for an SDIO host controller core that can be embedded into its Eclipse II microwatt FPGAs.
News from QuickLogic, Jan 13, 2006
Configurable cores set for Chinese expansion
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp and ARC International are collaborating to equip SoC developers in mainland China with configurable technology.
News from ARC International, Jan 10, 2006
IP supports latest Secure Digital standards
The first products available from TED are SD/SDIO host and card-side controller intellectual property, which the company has been licensing to major Japanese semiconductor companies.
News from Tokyo Electron Device, Jan 5, 2006
Kato takes charge of purse strings
MIPS Technologies has promoted Mervin S Kato to the position of Chief Financial Officer.
News from MIPS Technologies, Jan 5, 2006
Roke Manor Research signs for RF IP
Toumaz Technology has signed a licence agreement to deliver IP for the design of certain subsystems for a low power radio chip being developed by Roke Manor Research.
News from Toumaz Technology, Dec 27, 2005
Physical IP supports Grace process technologies
Grace Semiconductor and ARM have concluded their first licensing agreement, which enables ARM to develop a suite of its Artisan physical IP to support Grace's 0.18 and 0.13um process technologies.
News from ARM, Dec 21, 2005
Core features in WiMAX SoC
An ARC core plays a critical part in Fujitsu Microelectronics America's award-winning MB87M3400 WiMAX SoC.
News from ARC International, Dec 20, 2005
Alliance targets Chinese audio chip designers
A design services partnership with Global Unichip Corp will speed time to market for Greater China's increasing number of fabless startup companies attacking the high-growth digital audio IC market.
News from ARC International, Dec 20, 2005
Bielby to lead market development
LSI Logic Corporation has named Robert Bielby as Vice President, Custom Solutions Group Marketing.
News from LSI Logic Europe, Dec 16, 2005
Vice President's responsibility grows
MIPS Technologies, a provider of processor architectures and cores for digital consumer and business applications, has promoted Brad Holtzinger to the position of Vice President of Worldwide Sales.
News from MIPS Technologies, Dec 15, 2005
Siport signs for configurable CPU and DSP cores
Siport has taken a licence for multiple ARC 32bit configurable CPU and DSP cores.
News from ARC International, Dec 15, 2005
Demo shows off multicore capabilities
Ignios has unveiled a T-Engine based demonstration of the seamless integration of its SystemWeaver multicore-enabling technology with the multicore MB87Q1100 Fujitsu SoC.
News from Ignios, Dec 15, 2005
Configurable core selected for secret duties
A major US defence contractor has licensed a configurable 32bit ARC processor for use in a radiation hardened device to handle data encryption functions for a US Government satellite.
News from ARC International, Dec 14, 2005
Floating point unit to boost space ASIC
A licence agreement has been signed for the use of the Gaisler Research Floating Point Unit (GRFPU) in the Omnia ASIC developed by Alcatel Alenia Space, Italy.
News from Gaisler Research, Dec 13, 2005
Ralink licenses core for wireless duties
Taiwan-based Ralink Technology Corp has licensed the MIPS32 4KEc core to develop high-performance low-cost solutions for wireless access points.
News from MIPS Technologies, Dec 8, 2005
Alliance to develop DVB-H chipset IP
The Heinrich-Hertz-Institute is working with ARC International to further the development and commercialisation of consumer products based on DVB-H technology.
News from ARC International, Dec 8, 2005
Conexant licences cores for fax SoCs
Conexant Systems has taken another licence for an ARC 600 family configurable core and MQX RTOS and MetaWare development tools to develop low cost, next-generation fax SoC devices.
News from ARC International, Dec 7, 2005
Cheertek to run set-top-box audio on RISC core
Taiwan-based IC design firm Cheertek has licensed the MIPS32 4KEc processor core and MIPS Dolby Digital AC3 and Dolby Prologic II audio decoder.
News from MIPS Technologies, Dec 7, 2005
16bit core performs more MIPS per megahertz
The all-new 16bit XAP4 IP core features a modern, high-performance RISC architecture with low gate count, low power consumption and high code density.
News from Cambridge Consultants, Dec 2, 2005
Core extensions ease debug tasks
ARC International has added new configurable trace and debug extensions to its ARC 600 and 700 core families.
News from ARC International, Nov 30, 2005
HD-video core supports many decode standards
The PowerVR MSVDX HD-video core is available now from Imagination Technologies.
News from Imagination Technologies, Nov 21, 2005
Floating point unit goes automotive
A licence agreement has been signed for the use of the Gaisler Research Floating Point Unit with a major customer active within the automotive electronics segment.
News from Gaisler Research, Nov 21, 2005
Lightweight serial interconnect runs on FPGAs
New from Altera, SerialLite II is a lightweight serial interconnect protocol for chip-to-chip, board-to-board and backplane applications.
News from Altera Europe, Nov 16, 2005
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Intellectual property cores:
A semiconductor intellectual property core, IP core is a reusable unit of logic, cell, or chip layout design that is the intellectual property of one party. IP cores are usually portable in the sense that they can be inserted in many designs. They come in three forms: hard, firm or soft cores, relating to their level of adaptability to various applications.
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