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Product category: Communications ICs (Wired)
News Release from: Wintegra | Subject: WinPath2
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 14 December 2006

Access processor doubles performance

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Wintegra's next generation access processor, the WinPath2, is now shipping to first customers

The WinPath1 silicon family and the wide selection of networking software are used in numerous networking and communication system providers including many Tier 1 telecommunication manufacturers. Wintegra's WinPath2 devices benefit from the innovative silicon architecture and utilise the rich suite of production quality datapath software available with earlier family members.

WinPath2 extends the architecture started with the original WinPath family by now utilising six data processing elements (WinGines) instead of four.

This change extends the performance of the WinPath1 family by more than doubling the processing capability for the Data Path.

These WinGines are decoupled from the Control Path processor to better fine-tune overall system performance and power.

They are RAM based, ensuring Ofuture proofing' of current designs by enabling a software download to upgrade to evolving protocol standards, such as WT-101 in DSL and new 3GPP standards in wireless.

Wireless and other security intensive applications are well supported with the addition of on-board processing blocks for a wide range of confidentiality and authentication processing.

Additionally, the WinPath2 Ethernet capabilities were significantly enhanced to address ever-expanding, IP-based markets.

A new MIPS core, the 24Kc, has been added providing twice the Control Path processing power of WinPath1.

WinPath2 not only provides optimised solutions for the markets addressed by WinPath1, such as DSLAMs, Access Routers, BPON systems, integrated voice and data systems, and wireless transport, but also addresses new market segments such as 3G wireless channel cards, GPON, WiMAX, multi-service provisioning platforms, multi-service access routers, and sophisticated triple play systems.

'WinPath2 has the performance and integration to enable our current and prospective customers to pursue more complex designs and address new markets,' said Robert O'Dell, EVP of Marketing and Sales at Wintegra.

'This device broadens our processor portfolio, yet maintains our original focus on the access infrastructure market place'.

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