ClearSpeed Technology and BAE Systems Sign Technology License Agreement
In a significant expansion of its strategy, ClearSpeed has licensed the design of its next generation processor to BAE Systems for use in the most demanding of environments – space
The agreement gives BAE Systems an embedded technology for deployment in the harsh environments that satellite systems must endure, by meeting stringent criteria for performance, energy efficiency, ease of programming, accuracy and reliability, each of which ClearSpeed met or exceeded. This combination of features, including fault tolerance, has been developed by ClearSpeed in order to meet the intense demands of acceleration in high performance computing (HPC).
As the base of its leadership in HPC acceleration, ClearSpeed is focused on delivering technology with a key set of attributes which are also relevant to areas of embedded processing. The agreement with BAE Systems marks ClearSpeed’s first extension into the embedded space.
“Licensing our technology to a limited number of key partners has always been planned as part of our strategy, said Tom Beese, chief executive officer of ClearSpeed Technology. “To be chosen by BAE Systems for use in satellite systems is a clear demonstration of the versatility and robustness of our core technology in meeting the most intensive needs in multiple markets.”
About Clearspeed
ClearSpeed Technology is a semiconductor company that develops massively parallel coprocessors and accelerator boards delivering unmatched performance per watt for high performance computing applications on industry standard systems. ClearSpeed has offices in San Jose, California and Bristol, UK and has 103 patents granted and pending. For more information, visit http://www.clearspeed.com/.
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