Arteris FlexGen network-on-chip (NoC) IP and Magillem software solutions enable rapid development of MIPS-based high-performance, RISC-V platforms spanning automotive, embedded, and robotics markets.
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Inova Semiconductors collaborate with MIPS to build reference Physical AI platform for secure architectures in Robotics applications New platform will be a hardware-based custom SoC solution enacting sense-think-act-communicate signal chains to reduce size, weight and power constraints Flexible and scalable architecture reduces software requirement for data communication, driving rapid development cycles and accelerating time-to-market for
Collaboration accelerates time-to-market for mission-critical applications in automotive and industrial markets Designed for real-time, event-driven Physical AI action platforms that need safety certification such as motor control, traction inverters, or battery management Enables customers to build safe, scalable platforms based on MIPS Atlas M8500 RISC-V microcontroller SAN JOSE, Calif., March 9th, 2026 – MIPS, a
MIPS has made some waves in the embedded processor IP community, especially with its recent acquisition of Synopsys’s ARC processor IP business.
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When conversations turn to semiconductor foundries, they typically begin with leading-edge process nodes and the race toward ever-smaller geometries. However, although nanometer bragging rights dominate headlines, something quieter—and arguably more consequential—is unfolding elsewhere in the industry.
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Recent stories around MIPS, GlobalFoundries, and the wider RISC-V ecosystem point to a quiet but important shift in CPU IP. MIPS is no longer behaving like a niche or legacy player, but rather as a platform supplier aligned with safety-critical and real-time markets. In doing so, it is emerging as the most credible alternative to Arm outside the data center.
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The most recent addition to the MIPS Atlas family of RISC-V processors supports transformer- and agentic-language AI models at the edge.
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Today sees a bold move to bring two key processor architectures, MIPS and ARC, under one umbrella, as GlobalFoundries announced it is buying Synopsys’ ARC processor IP solutions business, including its teams of engineers and designers, and integrating it into the MIPS business.
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Acquisition will strengthen GF’s leadership in Physical AI, enhances compute capabilities, expands company’s RISC-V and AI portfolio and software tools and accelerates custom silicon development. MALTA, N.Y., January 14, 2026 – GlobalFoundries (Nasdaq: GFS) (GF) today announced its execution of a definitive agreement to acquire Synopsys’ ARC Processor IP Solutions business, including its teams of
Physical AI is the ability for machines to sense their environment, think locally, act safely, and communicate quickly without waiting on the cloud. In safety-critical scenarios like driver assistance or industrial robotics, milliseconds matter. That’s why MIPS’ edge-first approach focuses on ultra-low latency, low power, and cost-efficient inference delivered by its Atlas portfolio—and specifically the
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