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News Release from: Emerson Network Power Embedded Computing | Subject: PrPMC815
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 28 November 2002

Processor PMC module includes security
coprocessor

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The PrPMC815 is the fastest Processor PMC module to date from Motorola Computer Group.

The PrPMC815 is the fastest Processor PMC module to date from Motorola Computer Group Based on a 700MHz PowerPC 750FX processor the PrPMC815 also features an MPC185 security coprocessor

For the first time on a PrPMC module, the variety of encryption capabilities will enable network equipment providers to rapidly develop and deploy a range of security applications.

Motorola's PowerPlus III architecture provides lower latency and improved memory bandwidth giving the PrPMC815 significantly better performance over traditional PCI-based network security implementations.

"The PrPMC815 is a technology boost that lets equipment manufacturers march up the performance curve with PowerPC CPUs", said Greg Novak, Product-Marketing Manager, Motorola Computer Group.

"For the first time, the MPC185 coprocessor resides on a high-speed bus to reduce latency when executing popular encryption algorithms such as Kasumi, DES, 30ES and AES for high-end applications such as 3G wireless and IP security".

A PrPMC is a small, board-level module with a low-profile processor and memory subsystem that uses an industry standard interface to plug on to an I/O baseboard.

With 32Mbyte of Flash memory, up to 512Mbyte onboard memory, Gigabit Ethernet I/O and a 66MHz PCIbus, the PrPMC815 targets proprietary telecomms architectures requiring a performance upgrade.

The PrPMC815 is available now with an estimated list price starting at Eur 1748, GBP 1070 or US $1545.

Samples of the PrPMC815 with the MPC185 are expected to be available in Q1 2003.

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