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Chengdu Analog Circuit Technology Inc. (Actt) Founded in 2011 is a national high-tech enterprise which is specializing in the designing, licensing, the IPs (intellectual property) of the IC (integrated circuit) products, and can provide one-stop service with its clients.
Actt has been involved in low power technology field for more than 10 years. As a result, the products structure including ultra-low power analog IP, high reliability and high performance radio frequency IP and high-speed interface IP of Actt has been gradually established.
Actt is holding exceeds 200 patents in worldwide, has developed more than 500 IPs, and successively established partnerships with more than 20 fabs on a global scale. It serves hundreds of IC design enterprises worldwide, its products are widely used in 5G, IoT, smart home, automotive electronics, smart power, wearables, medical electronics, industrial control and other fields.
Actt always takes it as its responsibility to provide partners with world-leading products and services, adheres to technology innovation as its core value, committing to becoming a trustworthy and innovative world-class IP provider.
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Morgan State University (MSU) recently received an Apple Innovation Grant, designed to support engineering schools as they develop their silicon and hardware technologies. The New Silicon Initiative (NSI) is designed to inspire and prepare students for careers in hardware engineering, computer architecture, and silicon chip design.
Increasingly, more of the focus on mobile has centered around cloud datacenters and the networking to get the data back and forth between these datacenters and the mobile device. Functions like voice recognition and mapping depend on the ability to split the functionality between the smartphone, for local processing like encryption and compression, and the back end, where a large number of servers can do the heavier lifting before returning the results.
Steven Brown
The Cadence 10G multi-protocol PHY was architected to address this exact challenge. Designed to scale across multiple process nodes, it consolidates PCI Express (PCIe), USB, DisplayPort, Ethernet, and other interfaces into a single, compact, silicon-efficient block. What sets it apart is simultaneous multi-protocol support, which enables multiple data paths without duplicating hardware, requiring extra board connectors, or paying the area and power penalty of separate IP blocks.