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News Release from: Abacus Group
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Team on 12 January 2005
Alliance enhances DSP development
support
Abacus Polar has formed a partnership with authorised TI third party reseller Kane Computing to provide significantly enhanced UK technical support for fixed and floating point DSP development tools.
Abacus Polar has formed a partnership with authorised TI third party reseller Kane Computing to provide a significantly enhanced level of UK technical support for fixed and floating point DSP development tools Under the agreement, Abacus Polar customers for Texas Instruments DSP development tools will be supplied via Kane Computing, and as a result will be entitled to their unlimited free pre- and post-sales technical support by e-mail and phone
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 24 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Kane Computing will refer its development tool customers to Abacus Polar, for outstanding commercial and technical support on silicon for prototype and full production.
Talking about the new agreement, Martin Brooks, General Manager of Abacus Polar commented: "Working with partners such as Kane Computing, who have demonstrated leadership in their field, is a key part our technical support philosophy".
"Using Kane Computing's expertise in TI DSP development tools and complimentary hardware, our customers are able to reduce their development costs while getting their product to market faster and more cost effectively".
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"They have an excellent reputation in the market and I am delighted to be working with them".
Richard White, MD of Kane Computing added: "Abacus Polar has built an outstanding reputation in the market for customer service and technical support".
"Working with the Abacus team allows us to access different verticals within the UK engineering base, and to jointly develop new prospects".
Abacus Polar has considerable strength in partnering with customers on DSP designs, offering seminars and both on-site and telephone technical support.
Its network of 17 UK sales offices is supported by a team of highly experienced and qualified FAEs covering all technologies.
Kane Computing is the UK's primary source of fully supported development tools for Texas Instruments series of DSPs, providing a range of products based around TI's TMS320 range of DSPs, including starter kits, evaluation boards, development systems and emulators.
All DSP and Parallel DSP hardware is supported with appropriate software tools including compilers, debuggers, code generation tools, libraries, drivers and simulators.
Other advanced tools offered by Kane include Code Composer the leading integrated development environment (IDE) for debugging, plus Hypersignal Block Diagram and Hypersignal RIDE, both of which provide high level, optimised graphical design software for rapid prototyping, simulation, proof of concept and implementation.
Kane also licenses algorithms for voice and audio compression, fax/modem and telephony to drastically reduce time to market for organisations using this technology.
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