French startup, Cortus SA, offers compact 32-bit RISC
Peter Clarke, EE Times
(02/27/2006 11:22 AM EST)
LONDON — A French startup company, Cortus SA, has developed a highly compact 32-bit RISC processor for embedded applications which it has begun offering for license.
The company, with R&D in Montpellier, France and an office in Redwood City, California, also offers IP around its processor core for applications in consumer, automotive and chip card applications including image processing acceleration and cryptography.
(02/27/2006 11:22 AM EST)
LONDON — A French startup company, Cortus SA, has developed a highly compact 32-bit RISC processor for embedded applications which it has begun offering for license.
The company, with R&D in Montpellier, France and an office in Redwood City, California, also offers IP around its processor core for applications in consumer, automotive and chip card applications including image processing acceleration and cryptography.
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