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News Release from: MIPS Technologies
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 15 March 2007
New facility for software development
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A computer subsidiary specialising in system-level debug and development tools for real-time embedded systems has a new facility in Beaverton, Oregon.
MIPS Technologies has expanded its growing software and tools business, significantly increasing its presence in the Greater Portland area The new Beaverton facility will serve as the headquarters for First Silicon Solutions, a division of MIPS Technologies and a Portland-based business since 1998
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 23 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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FS2, which pioneered the concept of OCI (On-Chip Instrumentation), specialises in system-level debug and development tools that address the complex analysis issues and features needed for providing debug control and visibility into real-time embedded systems.
"As a long-time MIPS partner and a vital part of our organisation since 2005, FS2 has set an industry standard for system-wide debug that help our customers deliver high-quality designs with confidence", says John Bourgoin, President and CEO of MIPS Technologies.
"FS2 has become a critical element in our business model-helping the company provide a more compelling range of software solutions for the embedded design community".
"Over the years, we've been privileged to be an integral part of Portland's technological development and continue to attract an impressive level of local talent", says Rick Leatherman, Vice President and General Manager, FS2.
"We're excited at the prospect of expanding our presence and to further contribute to the success of this explosive region".
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