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Listing of all 18 news releases from inSilicon Corp:
Subsystem puts USB On-The-Go on the SoC menu
inSilicon has rolled out its USB On-The-Go (OTG) controller subsystem for consumer electronics and PC peripherals.
News from inSilicon Corp (11 September 2002)
Hitachi takes USB IP from inSilicon
Hitachi is to integrate inSilicon's certified USB 2 PHY in its embedded H8S and SH processor-based SoC designs to provide cost-effective, high-speed USB solutions for the LSI semiconductor market.
News from inSilicon Corp ( 7 August 2002)
Cost controls keep inSilicon afloat
inSilicon Corp has reported financial results for the third fiscal quarter ended 30th June 2002.
News from inSilicon Corp (18 July 2002)
Agilent comes to inSilicon for USB IP
Agilent Technologies has signed an agreement for inSilicon to supply its USB 2.0 PHY IP to Agilent's Semiconductor Products Group.
News from inSilicon Corp (21 June 2002)
Codec provides improved image compression
inSilicon Corp has added the JPEG2000 codec to its existing portfolio of image compression semiconductor intellectual property.
News from inSilicon Corp (23 May 2002)
Walsh takes over marketing at inSilicon
inSilicon Corp has signed up Kevin M Walsh as vice president of Marketing.
News from inSilicon Corp (22 May 2002)
IP puts Gigabit Ethernet MAC on chip
The latest addition to the Gigabit Ethernet intellectual property product line from inSilicon Corp is a Gigabit Ethernet MAC subsystem (GMAC subsystem).
News from inSilicon Corp (17 April 2002)
Oak integrates inSilicon PHY in SoC
Oak Technology has integrated inSilicon's USB 2.0 PHY into its new OTI-4110 SoC solution for personal imaging and printing applications.
News from inSilicon Corp (13 March 2002)
AMD comes to inSilicon for USB IP
AMD has licensed inSilicon's USB 2.0 transceiver IP for use in future chip designs.
News from inSilicon Corp ( 6 March 2002)
Universal Serial Bus controller on an FPGA
Insight Electronics and inSilicon Corp have announced the availability of the Universal Serial Bus (USB) 1.1 device controller for Xilinx FPGAs.
News from inSilicon Corp ( 4 June 2001)
Host controller completes USB 2.0 IP suite
With the introduction of a Universal Serial Bus 2.0 Host Controller, inSilicon now claims to offer the industry's first complete USB 2.0 semiconductor IP product suite.
News from inSilicon Corp ( 9 May 2001)
Insight adds inSilicon IP to Xilinx FPGAs
inSilicon and Insight Electronics have signed an agreement that provides access to high-level IP through distribution.
News from inSilicon Corp (22 March 2001)
Serial telephony controller for voice over data
inSilicon has introduced a new serial telephony controller (STC) IP that enables a highly cost-effective and scalable solution for next-generation voice-over-data gateways.
News from inSilicon Corp ( 2 March 2001)
Oki joins inSilicon's USB fan club
inSilicon Corp has announced a technology licensing agreement for Oki Electric Industry Co to use its enabling USB communications technologies.
News from inSilicon Corp ( 5 February 2001)
Fujitsu takes USB IP from inSilicon
inSilicon Corp has announced a technology licensing agreement to provide its enabling USB 2.0 communications technology for use in SOC devices from Fujitsu's Electronic Device Group.
News from inSilicon Corp ( 2 February 2001)
Accelerator IP puts Java in hardware
inSilicon Corp has introduced the JVXtreme Accelerator, a performance-enhanced extension of the company's proprietary JVX Java acceleration technology announced last June.
News from inSilicon Corp (31 January 2001)
inSilicon gets physical with USB 2.0
inSilicon has announced the availability of its initial USB 2.0 physical layer (PHY) semiconductor intellectual property product.
News from inSilicon Corp (18 January 2001)
Hitachi gets USB from inSilicon
inSilicon has announced the continuing proliferation of its communications technology through a licensing agreement with Hitachi.
News from inSilicon Corp (16 January 2001)
