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Listing of all 39 news releases from Vast Systems Technology:

Virtual models speed automotive development

User application article Vast helps Delphi develop software without requiring hardware prototypes.

News from Vast Systems Technology (21 January 2008)

Function analyser spots software bottlenecks

New capability provides accurate profiling capabilities for target software executing on processors within a virtual system prototype.

News from Vast Systems Technology (12 December 2007)

Virtual processor speeds Freescale development

A new virtual processor model of Freescale's e200z6 core delivers both high performance and timing accuracy.

News from Vast Systems Technology (19 June 2007)

Virtual prototypes raise software productivity

User application article LSI will standardise on Vast's virtual prototyping solutions for current and future designs in its Networking group.

News from Vast Systems Technology (19 June 2007)

Prototyping accord aids automotive development

Virtual prototypes of Renesas' high-performance processor platforms will help automotive developers with software development, architectural analysis and system verification.

News from Vast Systems Technology (29 May 2007)

Virtual prototyping embraces industry standards

The latest version of the Comet virtual system prototyping solution includes greater interoperability through native IEEE1666 SystemC and OCP-IP TL2.

News from Vast Systems Technology (26 April 2007)

Vast commitment to Power Architecture

Vast Systems has joined the Power.org community and has also signed an Ecosystem Partner Agreement with IBM.

News from Vast Systems Technology (12 April 2007)

Educating students in embedded design

Vast Systems has announced the Vast Academic Programme which allows selected universities and other academic institutions to receive Vast technology free for educational and some research purposes.

News from Vast Systems Technology ( 5 December 2006)

Partnership unites development environments

Vast Systems has joined the Wind River Systems partnership programme.

News from Vast Systems Technology (13 November 2006)

Roane to drive technology into the mainstream

Vast Systems Technology Corp has announced the promotion of Jeff Roane to the position of Vice President of Marketing and Business Development, reporting to CEO Alain Labat.

News from Vast Systems Technology (13 October 2006)

PrimeCell models boost ARM design productivity

Vast models are available for the ARM PrimeCell PL080 DMA controller, PL011 UART, PL190 vector interrupt controller, PL131 smart card interface and the Amba AXI bus.

News from Vast Systems Technology (10 October 2006)

Virtual system prototyping majors on multicore

Comet6 extends Vast's lead in embedded systems design by providing the richest set of product enhancements to date.

News from Vast Systems Technology (19 July 2006)

Processor model aims to unite design flow

The 1-Source initiative aims to unify the embedded system design flow.

News from Vast Systems Technology (19 July 2006)

Lythall directs engineering in Australia

Colin Lythall has been named as Director of Engineering for the Vast Systems Technology engineering team in Sydney, Australia.

News from Vast Systems Technology (10 July 2006)

Grenoble is home to new European HQ

Vast Systems Technology Corporation has opened its new European headquarters in Grenoble, France, and is considering locating part of its R and D team there in the future.

News from Vast Systems Technology (13 June 2006)

Initiative aims for a world of difference

The Vast World partnership initiative provides Vast's growing customer base with more complete and better integrated combined Vast and third-party solutions.

News from Vast Systems Technology ( 8 June 2006)

Systems engineering environment to launch at DAC

At DAC 2006, Vast Systems Technology Corporation will unveil a new systems engineering environment for the design and optimisation of systems on chips.