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Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 28 July 2004

Kawasaki upgrades to new core family

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Kawasaki Microelectronics has licensed two ARM9 family microprocessors and the ETM9 embedded trace macrocell

Kawasaki Microelectronics (KME) has licensed two ARM9 family microprocessors and the ETM9 embedded trace macrocell. This new licensing agreement will significantly expand KME's portfolio of ARM technology-based solutions. KME will use the ARM946E processor, the ARM922T processor and the ETM9 macrocell to develop SoC solutions for a range of imaging and networking products - such as still/movie image processing, printers and VoIP - as well as the company's industry-leading microcontrollers.

By upgrading from the ARM7TDMI processor, which it licensed in 2001, KME will leverage its investment in the ARM architecture while satisfying its customers' needs for increased performance at low unit cost.

"Through our relationship with ARM, we have built a solid business foundation in the digital consumer market", said Kyoichi Kissei, Executive VP, Sales, Marketing and Logistics, Kawasaki Microelectronics.

"By licensing the ARM9 family and taking full advantage of design resources from the past, we will be able to address high-end products within a shorter time to market for our customers".

"Moving forward, we will seek opportunities in markets which demand large-scale high-speed processing, such as network products".

"KME has anticipated its networking and imaging customers' needs for a high-performance, cost-effective and flexible microprocessor solution and has made an investment in the ARM9 processor family", said Bruce Beckloff, Director of Segment Marketing, ARM.

"We will continue to support Kawasaki Microelectronics as an industry leader in ASIC solutions".

Kawasaki Microelectronics expects that semiconductors containing ARM9 family cores will be available in the second quarter of 2005.

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