Arteris-connected chips drive the mobility revolution, making today's complex mobility SoCs possible.
Samsung uses Arteris FlexNoC IP in its Samsung Exynos mobile phone applications processors, digital baseband modems, 4K SUHD TVs and Artik IoT modules.
Arteris is the communications backbone of the Hisilicon Kirin application processors used in Huawei Honor, Ascend and P-series smartphones.
ZTE, one of the largest mobile and networking device manufacturers in China, chose Arteris FlexNoC IP for its own semiconductor devices after a rigorous evaluation.
LG uses our IP to connect their OLED UHD TV processors running the new webOS 2.0. LG also uses Arteris IP to help power their LG Nuclun smartphone application processors.
Spreadtrum, one of China's largest fabless semiconductor companies, uses Arteris FlexNoC in its smartphone and tablet SoCs for application processing and digital baseband modems.
Arteris IP connects the TI Jacinto 5/6 and TDA2x / TDA3x ADAS and automotive infotainment SoCs, the CC26xx / CC13xx SimpleLink IoT SoCs, and the OMAP 4 / OMAP 5 SoCs.
Rockchip uses Arteris FlexNoC in its RK-series SoCs targeting tablet PCs. They have used Arteris IP for three generations of their applications processors.
Marvell started licensing Arteris FlexNoC in 2014 for its SoCs.
VIA Telecom started licensing Arteris IP in 2011 for use in its CDMA digital baseband modem SoCs.
Allwinner uses Arteris FlexNoC IP for its consumer electronics and mobile tablet application processors.
RDA Microelectronics uses Arteris FlexNoC interconnect IP as the backbone SoC interconnect for its new wireless systems-on-chip (SoC) platforms.
Actions Semiconductor uses Arteris FlexNoC IP in their mobile application processors.
Shanghai InfoTM Microelectronics uses Arteris FlexNoC fabric IP for tablets and other high-end consumer electronics SoCs.