ARC® CryptoPack provides the ability to speed up software encryption implementations by adding custom instructions and registers to the ARC EM processors.

MIPS’s SmaRT module enables rapid software/on-chip real time trace debug with minimal increase in die size and no power consumption penalty by diagnosing bugs that are non-reproducible in system simulators, or only become apparent when the system is run at full speed.

ARC EM DSP processors are optimized for use in low-power embedded applications where DSP performance and low-power consumption is a requirement.

The MIPS ARC® EM22FS Safety Processor simplifies development of safety-critical applications and accelerates ISO 26262 certification of automotive system-on-chips (SoCs).

The ARC Ecosystem provides development tools, systems and operating systems to efficiently develop embedded software applications for ARC based systems.

Embedded Microprocessor Benchmark Consortium (EEMBC) develops benchmarks to help system designers select the optimal processors and understand the performance and energy characteristics of their systems.

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ARC EM9D and EM11D processors are optimized for DSP-intensive functions such as sensor fusion, voice detection, speech recognition and audio processing that are common in Internet of Things (IoT) and other embedded applications.

ARC QuickStart kits have been developed by MIPS’ IP, tool, and reference flow engineering experts to help customers jumpstart the implementation of their processor designs.

FreeRTOS is a market leading RTOS that is free to embed in commercial products and is ported for MIPS ARC Processor IP.