Deal enables MOSIS to offer XAP 16-bit processors
Colin Holland, EE Times
(07/21/2006 4:55 AM EDT)
LONDON — Cambridge Consultants has teamed up with multi-project wafer (MPW) services provider, MOSIS, to enable royalty-free access to their XAP4 and XAP5 16-bit RISC processor cores.
Customers only have to pay 20% of the nominal license fee during prototype production with the balance of the fee not being due until devices go into volume production or are sold.
XAP processors are delivered in Verilog RTL and users can verify their systems in FPGA before proceeding to ASIC synthesis.
(07/21/2006 4:55 AM EDT)
LONDON — Cambridge Consultants has teamed up with multi-project wafer (MPW) services provider, MOSIS, to enable royalty-free access to their XAP4 and XAP5 16-bit RISC processor cores.
Customers only have to pay 20% of the nominal license fee during prototype production with the balance of the fee not being due until devices go into volume production or are sold.
XAP processors are delivered in Verilog RTL and users can verify their systems in FPGA before proceeding to ASIC synthesis.
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