Think Silicon introduces IPGenius: The first on-line parametrizable IP generation platform
Patras, Greece -- October 18, 2007 -- Think Silicon Ltd, a design services and IP core provider company today announced the availability of the on-line IP configuration tool IPGenius. The program is designed to ease the process of obtaining and integrating IP into SoC designs by offering SoC designers an easy to use web interface for parametrising core properties before receiving them.
IPGenius™
It is an on-line tool for the generation of parametrizable IP modules that can be used in Semiconductor devices. This tool allows the generation of custom-made IP modules from a selection of modules that can be customised according to users' requirements, packaged and delivered to the end-user via the internet. The tool will host a rapidly expanding portfolio of proprietary, partner and verified commercially friendly opensource Semiconductor IP (SIP) modules, that can be parametrised to user requirements from an easy to use web interface.
It is immediately available by visiting http://www.think-silicon.com/ipgenius.php
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