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Chipidea puts core to Bluetooth use
Chipidea Microelectronics has licensed the ARCtangent-A4 microprocessor for inclusion into a complete Bluetooth solution.
News from ARC International, Feb 26, 2003
Sunplus takes MIPS route to miniaturisation
Sunplus Technology Co has taken a license for a range of 32bit cores from MIPS Technologies, including the MIPS32 4KEc and 4Kp processor cores and SoC-it system controller.
News from MIPS Technologies, Feb 25, 2003
Zorian to present at DATE
Yervant Zorian, Chief Scientist and Vice President of Virage Logic, will present a tutorial on Monday 3rd March 2003 at the DATE conference in Munich.
News from Virage Logic, Feb 25, 2003
Advanced Communication Devices takes 1T-SRAM route
MoSys has licensed its 1T-SRAM embedded memory technology to Advanced Communication Devices Corp.
News from MoSys, Feb 24, 2003
Alliance marries embedded RISC with wireless IP
NewLogic Technologies and Hyperstone have signed a technology agreement based on their wireless and embedded RISC/DSP technology.
News from NewLogic, Feb 21, 2003
USB platform takes off with 13 licensees
ARC International reports that its USB Now platform has attracted rapid industry acceptance.
News from ARC International, Feb 19, 2003
DSP core uses adaptive datapath to speed to 1BOPS
A novel DSP core is claimed to establish a new price/performance benchmark for low-end SoC/ASIC applications.
News from Cambridge Consultants, Feb 11, 2003
MIPS and Microsoft aim to dominate
A new alliance aims to make the MIPS architecture and the Microsoft Windows CE.NET operating system the technologies of choice for OEMs developing next-generation digital consumer devices.
News from MIPS Technologies, Feb 7, 2003
NEC joins the Virage fan club
Virage Logic has licensed its embedded memory technology to NEC Electronics.
News from Virage Logic, Feb 7, 2003
More cores to celebrate ASIC libraries
AMI Semiconductor has expanded the scope of its ASIC libraries following an agreement with the Inventra division of Mentor Graphics.
News from AMI Semiconductor, Feb 3, 2003
IP library joins AMI semicustom offerings
AMI Semiconductor is to provide its customers with Mentor Graphics Inventra proven IP solutions for a wide range of design applications.
News from Mentor Graphics UK, Jan 30, 2003
Pair work on reconfigurable platform SoCs
Elixent is working with Toshiba to jointly develop a platform SoC that integrates Elixent's D-Fabrix reconfigurable algorithm processing array with Toshiba's MeP configurable processor core.
News from Elixent, Jan 29, 2003
SoC cores take over DSP roles
The Pro Series family of processor cores allows users to optimise their cores for specific applications while maintaining compatibility with the MIPS industry standard architecture.
News from MIPS Technologies, Jan 29, 2003
Benchmarks prove speedy core performance
MIPS Technologies has published its certified EEMBC benchmark scores for the MIPS64 20Kc core, running at 600MHz against all five of EEMBC's application-based benchmark suites.
News from MIPS Technologies, Jan 24, 2003
Deal adds high-density memory to SoC line-up
Virage Logic has strengthened its relationship with Atmel by expanding its license agreement to include the company's Area, Speed and Power (ASAP) Memory product line on the 0.13-micron process.
News from Virage Logic, Jan 23, 2003
SoC development platform gains WLAN IP option
WLAN Now is a complete IEEE802.11a/b/g modem/baseband and MAC soft IP building block solution for SoC-based wireless LAN access point and client devices.
News from ARC International, Jan 22, 2003
Distribution for standard-cell libraries
Cadence Design Systems has become the first full-line distributor of TSMC's internally developed standard-cell and I/O libraries and memories.
News from Cadence Design Systems, Jan 15, 2003
Acquisition adds WiFi to IP potfolio
TTPCom has acquired full ownership of the 802.11 wireless LAN intellectual property developed by Cadence Design Foundry (formerly Tality Corp).
News from TTPCom, Jan 15, 2003
Web-based IP library suits Faraday
Faraday Technology has selected Mentor's QuickUse Repository as its IP repository solution and knowledge management infrastructure.
News from Mentor Graphics UK, Jan 10, 2003
Embedded memory aids video-over-networks solution
ViXS Systems has selected the Virage Logic ASAP Memory product for its innovative IP-based video distribution system that delivers broadcast-quality video over networks.
News from Virage Logic, Jan 9, 2003
Embedded serdes squeezes in more channels
Agilent Technologies is claiming a breakthrough with its new 0.13-micron embedded serdes IP semiconductor core.
News from Agilent Technologies, Dec 25, 2002
Web-based compiler to evaluate 1T-SRAM
MoSys has released its first 1T-SRAM compiler for TSMC and UMC 0.15-micron logic processes.
News from MoSys, Dec 25, 2002
Alliance programme boosts FPGA IP library
Actel has added more than 50 new complete system-level IP building blocks for use with its ProASIC Plus and Axcelerator FPGAs to its CompanionCore Alliance Programme.
News from Actel Europe, Dec 19, 2002
Folded capacitors redouble embedded SRAM density
MoSys has released its 1T-SRAM-Q (quad density) technology which it reckons achieves four times the density of traditional SRAMs.
News from MoSys, Dec 19, 2002
Bluetooth baseband hops on to new standard
NewLogic's Boost Bluetooth solution can now offer support for adaptive frequency hopping (AFH).
News from NewLogic, Dec 16, 2002
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What is it?
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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