Chips&Media to Exhibit at the 1'st TSMC OIP Ecosystem Forum
Seoul, Korea. –October14, 2011 – Chips&Media, Inc., a leading company in silicon video Intellectual Property (IP), today announced that it will exhibit its latest technology at the TSMC 2011 Open Innovation Platform Ecosystem Forum, being held on October 18th, 2011 in San Jose Convention Centre, CA, USA.
Chips&Media will introduce its new video IP, CODA980 which can deliver simultaneous full 1080p HD video encode/decode capabilities with support of the latest video codecs such VP8 for WebM and H.264 MVC for Blu-ray 3D, as well as all major video standards including H.264, MPEG4, MPEG2, VC-1/WMV, AVS, and Sorenson.
It’s information will be available from the booth #307 in partner pavilion.
About Chips&Media
Chips&Media,Inc. is a leading video IP provider based in Seoul, Korea(Republic of). Its advanced ultra-low power and high performance video technology has been chosen by more than 40 top-tiers based in US, Europe, Korea, Taiwan, China and Japan and has proven in silicon reaching 55 millions of units. For more information, please visit the company’s web site at www.chipsnmedia.com
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