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News Release from: QuickLogic | Subject: QuickCore
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 14 September 2001
Programme offers more cores for soft IP
QuickLogic has launched QuickCore, a new programme that offers a growing library of QuickLogic-developed and third-party cores optimised for the QuickLogic architecture.
QuickLogic has launched QuickCore, a new programme that offers a growing library of QuickLogic-developed and third-party cores optimised for the QuickLogic architecture and devices In addition, the company has enhanced its QuickDr programme designed to help customers quickly and easily locate design consultants with certified expertise in QuickLogic products
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The intellectual property offered in the QuickCore programme is certified for QuickLogic products and takes full advantage of the company's unique ViaLink metal-to-metal interconnect, resulting in high performance and efficient use of the logic cells.
QuickCore solutions combine with the company's high-performance ESP families to give designers a complete menu of hard and soft IP options.
"We increased the size of our library in response to customer's requirement for pre-qualified cores with standard functionality", said Jon Ewald, director of product marketing.
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"We also expect our database of cores to grow steadily because of the QuickDr programme".
The QuickDr programme is made up of engineering consultants who have a demonstrated expertise not only in their design field, but also in QuickLogic's products and device architecture.
When customers contact QuickLogic for help with a specific technology (such as PCI) or with a turnkey design, support staff can refer them to the appropriate consultant, usually in the same geographic area.
The consultant and the customer can then negotiate a contract.
QuickDr consultants are evaluated and ranked annually by QuickLogic, and that information will be available to customers.
In addition, QuickDr consultants have a direct relationship with QuickLogic's regional sales representatives and field application engineers to enhance their effectiveness and promote customer satisfaction.
"This is a significant expansion of our ability to enable the full spectrum of design support for our customers", said Ewald.
"Customers will now have a growing list of engineering experts they can work with to shorten their design cycles and produce the highest-value products".
To ensure that high-quality consultants join the programme, QuickLogic is offering a number of benefits in addition to referrals.
These include special access to in-house engineering support, reduced prices on initial tool purchase, and no-cost license renewals, loaner hardware and marketing support.
In addition, QuickDr programme members will be able to include appropriate IP in the QuickCore programme.
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