New board member for consortium

IPFlex has joined EEMBC as a full member of the Consortium's Board of Directors, with full voting rights on all major issues decided by the consortium, plus full access to all of the EEMBC benchmarks.

IPFlex has become its newest member of the EEMBC.

IPFlex has joined EEMBC as a full member of the Consortium's Board of Directors, with full voting rights on all major issues decided by the consortium, plus full access to all of the EEMBC benchmarks.

In March this year, Tokyo-based IPFlex introduced the DAPDNA-2 (Note 1), a dynamically reconfigurable processor with the ability to switch functions by dynamically and instantly changing the circuit configuration within the chip.

The processor is for commercial use, suitable for the areas of telecommunications and security where mass capacity high-speed processing is required, and for industrial and medical image data processing.

In June this year, IPFlex released the DAPDNA-FW II version 2.3, an integrated development environment for the processor including the facility to generate hardware code directly from the C programming language.

"We are pleased to welcome IPFlex to EEMBC," said Markus Levy, EEMBC president.

"The addition of IPFlex to our membership roster boosts awareness of EEMBC in Japan, and we look forward to the results that IPFlex will obtain by running the EEMBC benchmarks through its hardware generation tools." "EEMBC is widely recognized as the standard for embedded microprocessor benchmarking," said Koichi Hagishima, IPFlex CEO.

"As a member of EEMBC's Board of Directors, we are looking forward to providing our customers with benchmark results for the DAPDNA-2 dynamically reconfigurable processor.".

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