Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Cadence Completes Acquisition of Tensilica
From Cadence's press release:
"Cadence this week completed its previously announced acquisition of Tensilica, Inc., a leader in dataplane processing IP. The cash outlay at closing, after taking into account adjustments for certain costs and an estimated $25 million of cash held by Tensilica at closing, was approximately $326 million. In addition, Cadence assumed certain unvested Tensilica options. Tensilica's configurable dataplane processing units complement industry-standard processor architectures and are optimized for embedded data and signal processing. Tensilica's target markets include mobile wireless, network infrastructure, auto infotainment and home applications. The Tensilica team, led by Jack Guedj, will report to Martin Lund, Cadence's senior vice president of research and development, SOC Realization Group."
See press release.
"Cadence this week completed its previously announced acquisition of Tensilica, Inc., a leader in dataplane processing IP. The cash outlay at closing, after taking into account adjustments for certain costs and an estimated $25 million of cash held by Tensilica at closing, was approximately $326 million. In addition, Cadence assumed certain unvested Tensilica options. Tensilica's configurable dataplane processing units complement industry-standard processor architectures and are optimized for embedded data and signal processing. Tensilica's target markets include mobile wireless, network infrastructure, auto infotainment and home applications. The Tensilica team, led by Jack Guedj, will report to Martin Lund, Cadence's senior vice president of research and development, SOC Realization Group."
See press release.
Thursday, April 18, 2013
ComplexIQ Partners with Tensilica for Multimedia over Coax (MoCA) Network Interface
MoCA is becoming the standard for home entertainment networking,
including multi-room DVR (digital video recorder), personal content
sharing, OTT (over the top) content sharing and IPTV (Internet Protocol
Television) applications. Cable, satellite and IPTV suppliers use the
MoCA interface to provide multiple streams of HD video, delivering high
throughput and high quality service.
See press release.
See press release.
Tuesday, April 09, 2013
Inomize Becomes Newest Tensilica Design Center in Israel
“We’re excited to work closely with Tensilica, who is creating a major
presence in Israel for many signal processing designs,” stated Udi
Shaked, CEO, Inomize. “Tensilica’s ConnX communications DSPs and HiFi
audio/voice DSPs are ideal for many companies in Israel doing digital
signal processing. Instead of using inflexible, legacy, off-the-shelf
DSPs, Tensilica’s customers can customize cores for their exact
specifications, letting them run at the lowest power and area while
achieving higher performance. That level of customization is essential
for the highly innovative customer base that we serve here in Israel.” See press release.
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