Memory IP company joins prime IP partner program

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team May 3, 2007

Memory IP designer joins IP partner program to make available its technology including encryption keys, access and authentication codes, and high-bandwidth digital content protection (HDCP) keys.

Kilopass has joined the Chip Estimate Prime Intellectual Property (IP) Partner program.

As a Prime IP Partner, Kilopass is enabling centralised access to information about the company's embedded Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) IP at ChipEstimate.com.

ChipEstimate.com was launched in 2005 to provide comprehensive chip planning capabilities to the electronics and semiconductor communities.

In addition to the comprehensive IP catalogue, designers can use the InCyte software available through the website to plan their next chips.

Kilopass' XPM memory IP addresses consumer, military, enterprise, mobile and security applications.

Kilopass' embedded NVM IP supports a broad range of memory sizes for most SOC applications including chip ID, encryption keys, access and authentication codes, digital rights management (DRM), high-bandwidth digital content protection (HDCP) keys, analogue trim and calibration, memory and pixel repair, firmware and/or hardware configuration.

"The combination of centralized access to our XPM memory IP and Chip Estimate's chip planning tools for IP exploration helps our customers find the best configurations for their applications", says Craig Rawlings, Director of Marketing at Kilopass.

"This newly added IP from Kilopass enhances the options SoC design teams can consider when seeking Non-Volatile Memory IP for their applications", commented Sean O'Kane, Director of Partner Alliances for Chip Estimate.

"XPM memory IP extends our IP portfolio and better serves designers looking for innovative embedded memory technology".