ArterisIP featured as NoC leader in IEEE Computer magazine

by Kurt Shuler, On Jun 20, 2017

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Authors Giovanni De Micheli and Luca Benini cited Arteris’ contributions to computing technology and advancement of NoC technology by highlighting three examples of ArterisIP’s customers’ success in three different industries:

Mobileye (Intel) in Autonomous Self-Driving Cars:

Mobileye’s (now Intel’s) Driver Assistance System was designed with FlexNoC…

Altera (Intel) in FPGAs:

Altera’s Arria ??system-on-chip (SoC) ? field-programmable gate array (FPGA) family, using Arteris’s FlexNoC interconnect…

Qualcomm in Mobility:

Arteris is a major commercial NoC tool provider and FlexNoC is their suite for analyzing, synthesizing, and optimizing NoCs…

De Micheli and Benini published their original 2002 article, “Networks on Chips: A New SoC Paradigm,” one year prior to Arteris’ founding. They were visionary for postulating that the layered design of reconfigurable micronetworks can achieve more efficient communications in system-on-chip designs as they scale up in size, in particular by addressing wire delays, quality-of-service, and distributed arbitration in ways that are impossible with then-popular buses. An editor’s note from states that the article remains very popular, as indicated by the number of downloads it receives from the IEEE Computer Society Digital Library:

As part of our 50th anniversary celebration, this special feature revisits influential Computer articles from the past. This month, the original authors of “Networks on Chips: A New SoC Paradigm” from the January 2002 issue discuss their article and how virtually all large-scale chips are now designed with this paradigm. –Ron Vetter, Editor in Chief Emeritus

 

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We at ArterisIP are proud to be the pioneers who led the commercialization of Network-on-Chip interconnect technology, and are now leading a new revolution in on-chip communications driven by the need for highly complex and functionally safe supercomputer-like SoCs for autonomous driving and machine learning.

You can view and download the 2017, “Networks on Chips: 15 Years Later,” article here:

You can view and download the seminal 2002, “Networks on Chips: A New SoC Paradigm,” article here:

 

 

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