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2008 In The News
2008
December
The Hot 100 Electronic Products of 2008
November
The State of Semiconductor IP: 12 Experts Speak Out (Part 1: Challenges and Markets)
2028: Waiting for asteroid 35396
The Processor Wars
October
Open-Source Software Is Stealing Your Business
MIPS 45nm controller + PHY HDMI core IP
One on One: Jack Browne
Pact to deliver MIPS core to China IC design houses
September
Chinese design center licenses MIPS cores
MIPS Rolls Out Its Own IDE
Eclipse toolset eases the building of MIPS-based embedded systems that run Linux
Linux development suite debuts for MIPS
Suite integrates Linux development tools
August
MIPS agrees to verify free models of its cores from Imperas
A New Analog Golden Age?
Acheving cache coherence in a MIPS32 multicore design
IP cores boost functionality in consumer apps
IP cores put USB functions into advanced SoCs
Tuner IP cuts costs, minimizes risks for GPS developers
MIPS claims industry's first 40/45 nm USB-certified 1.8v IP cores
Analog IP Integration Requires Much More Than a Single Block Approach
July
K-micro boosts ASIC line with new MIPS cores
MIPS inks new licensing agreements with PMC-Sierra
CPUs: PMC-Sierra licenses more MIPS cores
Audio signal processing can cut power
In Good Shape
Viewpoint: Analog IP integration needs support
June
MIPS moves on wireless handsets
GNU Toolchain optimized for MIPS
Microchip's 32-bit MCUs well supported
May
Single-chip coherent multiprocessing is next step
Boost Multi-core Performance with Multi-threading
April
Multicore Multithreading With MIPS
MIPS Adds Hot Spot Analyzer For MIPS32 Cores
MIPS tool finds code hot spots
Interfacing High Performance 32-bit Cores To MCU-based Memory Architectures
MIPS Moves on Multi-Core
MIPS launches first multi-processing core
MIPS combines multi-threading with coherent multicore IP
Multiprocessor system sports up to four coherent, multi-threaded cores
MIPS rolls first multiprocessing core
February
HDMI To Go
Microchip leverages MIPS IP in 32bit, 80MHz PIC32 MCUs
MIPS claims first 65-nm HDMI IP, inks HDMI alliance with NXP
MIPS introduces 65nm HDMI IP; extends tieup with NXP on HDMI offerings
MIPS to offer low-power HDMI components for cellphone SoCs
January
Analysis - SoC driving importance of software
Ten 2008 trends in system and chip design
Enhanced 1 GHz Embedded Processor
