Infinite Technology Corporation joins Virage Logic Partner Program
RICHARDSON, TX May 8, 2002 – Infinite Technology Corporation ("ITC") (OTC Pink Sheets: ITCJ), a system-on-chip (SoC) design services and technology firm, announced today that it has joined Virage Logic Corporation's Memory Alliance Program (MAP). MAP was formed to foster the continued expansion and use of embedded memory in system-on-chip ("SoC") designs. Virage Logic plans to leverage ITC's SoC design expertise with MAP to address the challenges associated with embedded memory such as lower cost-per-bit, higher yield, higher performance and lower power. Building advanced memory expertise within design firms like ITC allows embedded memory customers to outsource design, thereby helping them meet time-to-market pressures.
Consisting of foundries, IP suppliers, EDA vendors, design service providers and test vendors, MAP is a proactive program that brings together all the enabling technology players to ensure that embedded memory will be a driver, rather than a bottleneck, for data-intensive applications. In order to proliferate the use of embedded memory, Virage Logic is partnering with these companies to incorporate their technology with its own. MAP aims to address the challenges associated with embedding memory such as lower cost-per-bit, higher yield, higher performances and lower power.
According to Robert L. Veal, ITC's vice president of marketing and sales, "Our participation in Virage Logic's MAP provides ITC with access to more advanced embedded memory IP which enhances our full range of SoC design services so that ITC can help our customers enter the market sooner."
About Virage Logic
Virage Logic (Nasdaq: VIRL) is a global technology and market leader in embedded memory. To meet customer design goals with the highest level of quality, Virage Logic products are silicon proven and production ready, and optimized for area, power and speed. These products include embedded memory cores, which are critical components of communications, consumer and computer products including switches, routers, modems, cellular phones, set-top boxes, HDTVs, DVD players and PCs. Founded in January 1996, the company has over 200 employees and is located at 46501 Landing Pkwy., Fremont, Calif., 94538, telephone: (877) 360-6690 (toll free) or (510) 360-8000. Fax: (510) 360-8099. For more information, please visit www.viragelogic.com.
About Infinite Technology Corporation
Infinite Technology Corporation (ITC), established in 1991, is a SoC design services and technology firm based in the Telecom Corridor of Richardson, Texas. ITC offers solutions and SoC design capabilities for the design of deep-submicron multi-million gate circuits deployed in the wireless, communication, networking, and consumer electronics markets. Many of the now ranked top ten semiconductor companies are customers of ITC, all whom are licensees of ARM. ITC provides a complete concept to foundry design service consisting of Architectural Design, RTL and Logic Design, Validation and Verification, Simulation, Synthesis and Physical Design. In conjunction with its design services ITC offers its own patented intellectual property IP and third party IP to substantially reduce time-to-market. ITC's IP includes in-depth architectural knowledge for SoC system bus integration, reconfigurable DSP, system interface circuits at 0.13um and below to facilitate high-performance interface capability, encryption coprocessors and targeted solution cores for application in Wireless LAN, VoIP and Video markets. Additional information is available on the web at http://www.infinite-tech.com or by phone at (972)-437-7800.
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