SoC platform claims to cut design cycle in half
TAIPEI, TAIWAN - InComm Technologies Co. Ltd., a Taiwanbased system-on-chip services provider, has introduced a platform dubbed InPlat in a bid to accelerate the system-on-chip (SoC) design process. "The platform is specially designed for apt plications such as communications and multimedia,&qu...
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