High-performance DSP IPs let OEMs take back control of their destiny

Just five years ago, the combined volume of ARM and MIPS was less than 20 million units in a 32-bit RISC controller market dominated by Motorola and Intel. A few short years later, Motorola, TI, Intel, and over 35 additional vendors have taken a license to ARM. Plus, more than 15 others are MIPS lic...

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Published inElectronic design Vol. 49; no. 6; p. 58
Main Author Bowles, Mark
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Nashville Endeavor Business Media 19.03.2001
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Design
Foundries
Suppliers
Supply chains
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Summary:Just five years ago, the combined volume of ARM and MIPS was less than 20 million units in a 32-bit RISC controller market dominated by Motorola and Intel. A few short years later, Motorola, TI, Intel, and over 35 additional vendors have taken a license to ARM. Plus, more than 15 others are MIPS licensees.
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ISSN:0013-4872
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