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News Release from: ARM
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 5 July 2004
Agreement aims for
improved Java performance
Aplix Corp and ARM have signed a technical and marketing agreement under which the companies will aim to improve Java performance in next-generation ARM powered wireless devices
Aplix has ported its JBlend technology, a platform for deploying Java applications and services in mobile phones, to the ARM RealView Versatile Platform, which includes the ARM Jazelle Java acceleration hardware as well as the PowerVR MBX graphics acceleration solution from Imagination Technologies.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 5 July 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Aplix's collaboration with ARM enables it to offer designers a solution that exploits the performance potential offered by the Jazelle technology.
Maximising the performance of the Java platform will vastly improve the experience of consumers using mobile devices for popular Java-based applications such as 2D and 3D games.
The integrated technologies will also create a platform capable of supporting the next generation of Java-based applications such as web services, location based services and video streaming.
"Consumers are demanding a wider array of rich content and applications from their mobile devices while service providers continue to deliver new applications that will bring value to their customers", said Ryu Koriyama, CEO of Aplix.
"Partnering with ARM will enable us to ease the transition for wireless device manufacturers seeking to meet the demands of consumers and service providers".
"We have witnessed explosive growth in the deployment of mobile Java applications".
"The continued evolution of mobile Java applications will require that developers have a firm foundation upon which to build their applications", said Mary Inglis, Director, OS and Alliances, ARM.
"Our work with Aplix has resulted in a fully integrated platform that will shorten the time to market of next-generation Java platforms".
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