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MAC and modem help in low power design
User application article Cadence Design Systems has integrated Wipro-NewLogic's IEEE802.11a/b/g MAC and modem into its Low-Power Methodology Kit.
News from Wipro-NewLogic (21 May 2007)
65nm process PHY meets USB specs
USB 2.0 PHY is first IP for TSMC's 65nm process to successfully pass the USB Implementers Forum High-Speed On The Go PHY certification.
News from Synopsys (18 May 2007)
Optimised decoder cuts power budget for MP3
Tensilica has produced an optimised version of the industry-standard MP3 decoder for its Xtensa HiFi 2 Audio Engine and Diamond Standard 330HiFi processor core.
News from Tensilica (17 May 2007)
Memory controller enables high-speed networking
User application article BroadLight has used Databahn DDR memory controller IP in a wide range of end product designs, including high-speed networking applications.
News from Denali Software (17 May 2007)
Cores secure storage SoC designs
IP cores provides comprehensive standards-based lossless data compression for use in storage and data networking ASICs and FPGAs.
News from CebaTech (15 May 2007)
Agreement expands ARM core offerings
New licence agreement extends VeriSilicon's ARM926EJ-S processor-based current offering to fully synthesisable capabilities and configurable cache systems
News from VeriSilicon (14 May 2007)
IP core simplifies Sercos III integration
A free IP core for low-cost FPGA chips allows Sercos III to be integrated into basic I/O slave devices with minimal development and integration effort.
News from Sercos North America (14 May 2007)
Reconfigurable logic IP cuts SoC design costs
Standard cell based reconfigurable logic IP runs on TSMC's 90nm G, LP and GT logic processes.
News from Lightspeed Logic (14 May 2007)
PowerPC microprocessors are base for custom SoCs
VeriSilicon Holdings has signed an agreement with IBM to offer the PowerPC 405 and 440 microprocessors.
News from VeriSilicon (11 May 2007)
Raytheon applies RapidIO and DRAM control IP
Mercury Computer Systems has provided silicon intellectual property to Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems for the development of the Monarch processor.
News from Mercury Computer Systems (11 May 2007)
Video cores promise power and area efficiency
Video signal processing cores target HD widescreen TVs with high quality video displays.
News from Silicon Hive (11 May 2007)
FPGA-based processor set for space mission
Fault tolerant processor is licensed for use in a laser altimeter that will be a payload on the European Space Agency BepiColombo satellite.
News from Gaisler Research (10 May 2007)
Security software embeds upgraded algorithms
Security IP provider Elliptic has completed the upgrade of its Ellipsys security software to include both Elliptic Curve Cryptography and RSA algorithms.
News from Elliptic (10 May 2007)
LSI deal expands IP licensing
Mosaid has obtained rights to sublicense more than 50 LSI patents relating to memories, DSPs, MPUs, ASICs and semiconductor processing technology.
News from Mosaid (10 May 2007)
SoC audio engine gains HD support
Virtual sound audio technology improves Tensilica's HiFi 2 Audio Engine for Xtensa processors and the Diamond Standard 330HiFi Audio Processor.
News from Tensilica ( 9 May 2007)
RTOS port adds Japanese appeal to ARM cores
ARM-compliant embedded CPU is now supported by PrKernelv4 for the Japanese embedded industry.
News from Faraday Technology ( 9 May 2007)
IP cores join online chip design community
CebaTech has joined the Chip Estimate Prime IP Partner programme.
News from CebaTech ( 8 May 2007)
Inside tomorrow's consumer electronics
Jack Harding, Chairman, President and CEO of eSilicon Corporation, has been named as keynote speaker at the second annual Logic NVM event in Santa Clara, California.
News from Impinj ( 4 May 2007)
Results make strategic changes necessary
Virage Logic Corp has reported second quarter financial results, with reduced revenues of US $10.6 million.
News from Virage Logic ( 4 May 2007)
Decoders for use with Dolby Digital Plus equipment
A Dolby Digital Plus 7.1-channel decoder designed for HD DVD players and set-top boxes complements a Dolby Digital Plus 5.1-channel decoder/convertor used for backwards compatibility.
News from Tensilica ( 3 May 2007)
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