XMOS® today announces that its customers, Meridian, Intelligent Media Technologies and High Resolution Technologies, have lowered development costs, shortened time to market and increased design flexibility to produce more differentiated products by using XMOS event-driven processors™
“Embedded design and development is constantly evolving and because of this we have found that designing ASICs is becoming cost prohibitive and that SoCs tend to lack the interfaces many engineering teams need for their designs,” said Rick Kreifeldt, vice president Global Automotive Research and Innovation at Harman International and president of AVnu Alliance. “XCore® processors provide a flexible, low-cost hardware platform for cost effective development of competitive, differentiated products.”
“At Meridian, our standard is to combine premium sound devices with leading-edge design, and XMOS let us continue this legacy at a low cost and in a short development time, especially considering the degree of integration required with the Control 15,” said Richard Hollinshead, director of engineering at Meridian. “By exchanging multiple silicon pieces for a single XMOS chip, we have lowered costs and harnessed the flexibility to integrate specific, differentiating functionality in the Control 15 that other chips simply didn’t allow. Developing on XCore processors showed us the next generation of programmable silicon.”
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