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News Release from: Tensilica | Subject: Diamond Standard 108Mini
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 01 November 2007
Core has performance headroom required
Core is chosen as the controller for an SoC design that will enable high-quality transmission of audio and video in a home networking environment.
Israeli startup Valens Semiconductor has elected to use the Tensilica Diamond Standard 108Mini as the controller for an SoC design that will enable high-quality transmission of audio and video in a home networking environment "We are designing a chip that will enable high quality transmission of audio and video in a home networking environment", says Dror Jerushalmi, CEO of Valens
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 30 Mar 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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"We picked the Diamond Standard 108Mini as our central controller based on the high quality Diamond Standard software tool environment, the low-power advantages of the Diamond 108Mini processor compared with conventional alternatives, and because the Diamond 108Mini core had the performance headroom we needed".
"We are excited to work with Valens Semiconductor, a highly innovative company, on next-generation consumer electronics", says Steve Roddy, Tensilica's Vice President of Marketing.
"Their project should lower the costs and simplify the installation of home networking, while bringing real consumer value".
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