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Ten years ago solid state drives were new,” said Kurt Shuler, vice president of marketing at Arteris IP. “There really wasn’t anything like an enterprise SSD. There were

The network is the computer,” coined by John Gage of Sun Microsystems back in 1984, proved incredibly insightful.

On its face System-on-chip (SoC) integration doesn’t seem so hard. You gather and configure all the intellectual properties (IPs) you’re going to need

Remember video memories — DRAM with built-in shift registers?” asks Michael Frank, fellow and system architect at Arteris IP. “Perhaps GDDR [1-5], special cache tag

Indeed, changes in the thinking of automotive OEMs have been evident for at least the past five years, when it was clear that the OEMs intended to start making their own chips — ironically

Chiplets are technically and commercially viable, but not yet accessible to the majority of the market. How does the ecosystem get established?

Kurt Shuler at Arteris IP says, Schedules can be shortened if engineers quit using undifferentiated bus interconnects and instead adopt a commercial NoC.

“I was working in the image compression domain 20 years ago,” says Benoit de Lescure, CTO for Arteris IP. “We had a similar issue, both with off-the-shelf DSP, and our own

Arteris IP and Magillem recently tied the knot, creating a merger of Network-on-Chip (NoC) and related Intellectual Property

Late last year Arteris IP closed its acquisition of Magillem assets, bringing together two companies with a single mission: To support integration of systems-on-chip