Arteris expands their approach to Networks on Chips
November 10, 2009
As SoCs become more complex, the concept of using a network to replace the bus or crossbar switch as the interconnect backbone on the chip has become more popular. From thesis material a few years ago, the NoC is now actually shipping, carefully buried in some consumer products.
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