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News Release from: ARM
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 8 September 2004
Chinese developers gain Java acceleration
ARM is helping CoreTek Systems and Hopen Software Engineering to integrate the ARM Jazelle Technology Enabling Kit (JTEK) into their software platforms for wireless devices
ARM is helping CoreTek Systems and Hopen Software Engineering to integrate the ARM Jazelle Technology Enabling Kit (JTEK) for Java acceleration and Swerve Client 3D applications platform, developed in collaboration with Superscape Group, into their software platforms for wireless devices. The integration of the JTEK software and Swerve Client into the CoreTek and Hopen software platforms will enable the two companies to create a technical foundation for Chinese device manufacturers, network operators and content providers to bring rich and compelling content and graphics to subscribers.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 September 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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"Today's announcement is a significant milestone for ARM and demonstrates our commitment to providing partners with enabling software solutions that address their specific market needs", said Jun Tan, President, ARM China.
"With the ARM JTEK technology and the Swerve Client, providers can deliver enhanced user experiences, and everyone in the mobile market chain - including chip makers, operators and users - wins".
"With close to 300 million subscribers, China is the world's largest mobile market".
"We must continue to innovate and provide our customers with software solutions that will satisfy Chinese handset subscribers", said Professor Yue Gao, Vice President, Hopen Software.
"Incorporating ARM JTEK technology, the de-facto solution for Java acceleration on embedded devices, in our products will enable us to meet China's appetite for powerful, mobile Java applications".
"The ability to rapidly develop 3D and Java applications that can easily be downloaded and run on mobile devices will accelerate market demand for next-generation devices", said Min-Yuan Zhu, Chief Executive Officer, CoreTek Systems.
"Our collaboration with ARM in deploying JSR-184 support in our software platform will help set the standard for 3D gaming in China and expand wireless operators' revenues streams".
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