Tallika Announces New Design Center in Chennai, India
Mesa, AZ. -- December 7, 2005 – Tallika Corporation, a Semiconductor Intellectual Property and Design Services Company, announced the opening of its new Design Center in Chennai India.
“Today’s announcement is the culmination of several months of planning and preparation and we are very excited about the prospects of providing high quality Design Services from our new location in Chennai”, said Hemi Bhatnagar, President and CEO of Tallika Corporation. He added, “Chennai is home to some of India’s premier Engineering institutions, providing an abundance of talent; it is geographically very well located and connected to the outside world and it provides excellent infrastructure for future growth.”
The City of Chennai is located approximately 200 miles South East of Bangalore. The new Design Center will become fully operational in January 2006.
About Tallika Corporation
Tallika Corporation is a leading provider of Silicon Intellectual Property and Professional Design Services for consumer, networking, computing, and storage markets. Tallika’s IP Portfolio includes PCI Express Controllers, Security Solutions and DDR I/II Controllers. Tallika’s design services include turn-key Specification to GDSII – Specification, RTL, Verification, and RTL-to-GDSII – for digital and mixed-signal designs. Tallika specializes in design services for system level enablement PCI Express and Security technologies for its Customers.
For more information on Tallika’s Products and Services, please visit http://www.tallika.com
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