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Microprocessors/Microcontrollers
This site is dedicated to coverage of the latest in standalone microprocessors and microcontrollers. Coverage ranges from dedicated 4-bit controllers, 8- and 16-bit devices and all the way up to increasingly available 32-bit and advanced 64-bit CPU architectures. A steady stream of product briefs and reviews will also reference special purpose processors for applications as diverse as process control or network address routing. The section does not include processor cores, IP or digital-signal processors.
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IBM back in network processor game
Claiming it sees a new opportunity where server and networking chips converge, IBM Corp. unveiled what it hopes will be the first of a new line of wire-speed processors that essentially puts it back into the network processing business.
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Intel rolls Tukwilla, nixes fully buffered DIMMs
After two years of delays due in part to DDR3 memory, Intel Corp. has launched Tukwilla, its Itanium 9300 server processor, and re-drawn the road map for its only chip not to use an x86 core.
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Energy Micro collaborates with IAR Systems to develop ultra low power MCU applications
Low-power MCU provider, Energy Micro AS has selected IAR Systems' IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM for inclusion in its EFM32 Gecko Development Kit.
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Kit supports ultra low power consumption 8-bit MCUs
NEC Electronics Europe has released the 78K0/Kx2-L Save it! demonstration kit, to support the 78K0/Kx2-L microcontroller (MCU) family that offers industry-leading power consumption and high levels of system integration.
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ARM lays out roadmap with three more cores
ARM Holdings plans to launch three processor cores during 2010. The cores, codenamed Eagle, Heron and Merlin, all have lead licensing customers and deliveries of intellectual property will start either in 2010 or early in 2011 depending on the core, said ARM CEO Warren East.
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Cavium Networks introduces family of PureVu single-chip H.264 processors
Suited for wireless displays, home video distribution, and video conferencing, the ARM-based devices offer easy system integration.
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Last Updated: 06-17-2004
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