Addressing AI While Keeping the MIPSiness In MIPS
MIPS, now targeting AI applications for its application-specific data movement cores, is evolving with a careful eye on its strengths.
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MIPS, now targeting AI applications for its application-specific data movement cores, is evolving with a careful eye on its strengths.
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In this episode of Silicon Grapevine, we talk to MIPS CEO Sameer Wasson about the experience of going from an intern doing FPGA programming
Sameer Wasson: Have a Steady Hand, Don’t be Distracted Read More »
Timing, opportunity and geographic location matter in life – when we decide to do important things and where we decide to live and work.
The New MIPS – Solving Compute Where It Happens Read More »
In our quest for “useful” embedded systems, the Ojo-Yoshida Report roamed the show floor at Embedded World, cornering vendors and asking two questions:
1. What problems are you solving with your new technology?
2. What useful applications do you believe your product/technology will enable?
Although we heard many different answers and solutions with different emphasis, one point of broad agreement is that IoT has made “connectivity” an imperative for embedded.
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MIPS, a developer of efficient and configurable IP compute cores, today announced the addition of three technology and semiconductor industry professionals dedicated to driving MIPS’ technical differentiation to support the company’s global expansion in the automotive, data center and embedded markets.
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MIPS, a leading developer of efficient and configurable IP compute cores, today announced that it has expanded its collaboration with Synopsys, Inc. to accelerate ecosystem enablement of MIPS RISC-V IP and their customer’s ability to innovate compute without constraints.
MIPS has announced that it has expanded its collaboration with Synopsys to accelerate ecosystem enablement of MIPS RISC-V IP and their customer’s ability to innovate compute without constraints.
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The Japanese government approved $3.9 billion in funding for chipmaker Rapidus to expand its foundry business, of which 10% will be invested in advanced packaging. This is in addition to the previously announced $2.18 billion in funding. In a meeting next week, the U.S. and Japan are expected to cooperate on increasing semiconductor development and trade in an effort to reduce dependence on China. The announcement comes amid continuing tensions between China and the U.S. over trade sanctions in advanced semiconductor equipment and materials.
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MIPS, a leading developer of efficient and configurable IP compute cores, today announced that it has expanded its collaboration with Synopsys, Inc. to accelerate ecosystem enablement of MIPS RISC-V IP and their customer’s ability to innovate compute without constraints. MIPS will showcase MIPS’ RISC-V IP Core technology utilizing the Synopsys ImperasFPM Fast Processor Models and the Synopsys ImperasPDK Processor Development Kit software simulation tools at embedded world 2024.
MIPS, a leading developer of efficient and configurable compute cores, today announced the company’s global expansion with the launch of a new R&D center in Austin, TX, making this the second office expansion in Texas after Dallas. MIPS plans to tap into the growing AI engineering talent in Texas and continue to build deeper roots in the community by partnering with local universities and schools.