Cortus, a technology leader in cost-effective, silicon efficient, 32-bit processor IP, today announced that its Cortus processor cores have been chosen by Microsemi Corporation for a new mixed signal system-on-chip SoC platform for industrial applications.
"By combining our 32-bit processor core with Microsemi's analog and digital signal conditioning the end user will benefit from optimal system performance," says Michael Chapman, CEO and President of Cortus. He adds, "By handling data processing close to the source Cortus cores add significant value to customer applications by offloading tasks from the host processor and reducing software complexity."
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"By combining our 32-bit processor core with Microsemi's analog and digital signal conditioning the end user will benefit from optimal system performance," says Michael Chapman, CEO and President of Cortus. He adds, "By handling data processing close to the source Cortus cores add significant value to customer applications by offloading tasks from the host processor and reducing software complexity."
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