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Our friends in San Jose, California, Monolithic 3D, Inc.
Monolithic 3D is an R&D pioneer in developing viable
technologies for monolithic
3D-ICs. Monolithic 3D's technology
allows the fabrication of semiconductor devices with
multiple tiers of copper-connected active devices
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We are
included in the GAO
Research partnership program.
GAO Research Inc. is a leading provider of embedded
software solutions for Voice, Video, data and fax over
IP, modem, fax, speech, telephony, modem relay, fax
relay, fax, Voice and Video over DSL on various fixed
and floating point DSPs and microprocessors. GAO is
serving Industry leaders since 1992. Please visit the
GAO Research website for more information. |
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Our customer in Santa Clara, California, Mobilygen.
Mobilygen is focused on developing video compression
chips for the low-power mobile devices market, as well
as other multi-media components that will enable the
next generation of communication devices.
Mobyligen is now part of Maxim
IC.
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Our CDSP customer in Cambridge, UK, Virata.
Virata incorporated a version of our customizable CDSP
processor family into their line of single-chip ADSL
modems.
Virata has been acquired by Conexant, which is now part of
Synaptics. |
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Our customers in San Jose, California, eASIC
Corporation.
eASIC's patent portfolio allows it to be
uniquely positioned in addressing the emerging
Structured ASIC market. The company developed a set of
technologies that addresses the limitations of both
FPGAs and Standard Cell technologies, with the ultimate
goal of providing "the best of both worlds": the low or
zero NRE and fast turnaround advantages of FPGAs, and
the performance and density close to those provided by
Standard Cell.
eASIC has been acquired by Intel corporation |
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Our strategic partner during the period
1998 - 2000, AST-Israel.
We developed for AST, and/or its customers, a number of
sophisticated IP cores, such as DSP, Encryption, Secure
Data Processors, Network Traffic Shapers, and
micro-programmable hardware components for VPN systems.
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Our friends in Iasi, Romania, ASIC Art, ltd.
ASIC Art (formely IsraTech) is an ASIC design house
dealing with both front-end and back-end electronic
engineering tasks. Via its various partnership and
sponsorship programs with the Technical Univesity in Iasi, the
company has access to a valuable pool of young talented
engineering resources. |
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The Electronics
and Telecommunications Faculty in Bucharest.
We maintain personal connections with a number of
professors and teaching assistants in various faculty
departments, thus being provided with a direct path to
recruiting talented engineers that are well adapted to
the specific projects that we get involved in. |
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The Romanian Association for Electronic
and Software Industry ARIES.
Via ARIES, Information Technology Group is linked to
major electronic and software design companies in
Romania, as well as to many international promotion
programs. |
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