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Sckipio Licenses and Deploys CEVA-XC Communications DSP in World's First G.fast Chipsets
CEVA's flagship communications DSP delivers outstanding performance, enabling the highest capacity, most flexible G.fast modems ever conceived
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Oct. 27, 2014 -- CEVA, Inc. (NASDAQ: CEVA), the leading licensor of DSP-based IP platforms for vision, audio, communications and connectivity, today announced that Sckipio Technologies has licensed and deployed the CEVA-XC DSP in the world's first G.fast modem chipsets. The outstanding performance capabilities of CEVA's DSP provide the processing horsepower for Sckipio's G.fast modems to deliver 1Gbps broadband access over existing copper wiring.
The new G.fast ultra-broadband standard requires high performance vectoring technology to achieve high end user throughput. By leveraging the CEVA-XC DSP and several unique CEVA-XC DSP mechanisms, Sckipio is able to achieve the highest vectoring performance ever achieved – up to 64 subscribers in a vectoring group. Sckipio was the first company to demonstrate G.fast vectoring on 16 subscriber lines at the Broadband World Forum last week.
"The CEVA-XC DSP delivers the optimal balance of programmability and processing horsepower required for our new G.fast modem chipsets," said David Baum, CEO of Sckipio. "Our close collaboration with the CEVA engineering team and their outstanding technical support enabled us to achieve the speed performance which is essential to the success of our chip."
"Sckipio is the leader and pioneer in G.fast modems and we are pleased to collaborate with them to successfully introduce their latest modem products," said Eran Briman, vice president of marketing at CEVA. "Our CEVA-XC DSP provides Sckipio with the outstanding performance required to implement G.fast and allows for complete flexibility to enhance performance over time via software upgrades."
The CEVA-XC family of DSPs is designed specifically to overcome the stringent power consumption, time-to-market and cost constraints associated with developing high-performance ultra broadband modems. For more information, visit http://www.ceva-dsp.com/CEVA-XC-Family.
About CEVA, Inc.
CEVA is the world's leading licensor of DSP-based IP platforms for vision, audio, communications and connectivity. CEVA's IP portfolio includes comprehensive technologies for computer vision and computational photography, advanced audio and voice processing, wireless baseband (2G, 3G & 4G LTE/LTE-A), connectivity (Wi-Fi & Bluetooth) and serial storage (SATA & SAS). In 2013, CEVA's IP was shipped in more than one billion devices, including 40% of handsets shipped worldwide, powering smartphones from many of the world's leading OEMs such as Coolpad, HTC, Huawei, Lenovo, LG, Nokia, Samsung, TCL, Xiaomi and ZTE. For more information, visit www.ceva-dsp.com.
About Sckipio
Sckipio is a semiconductor company dedicated to delivering ultra-high-speed broadband using next-generation G.fast-based modems in Fiber-to-the-distribution point (FTTdp) architectures. Sckipio offers a complete G.fast solution – chipsets bundled with software – for a variety of access and mobile backhaul applications based on the ITU G.fast G.9700 and G.9701 standards, to which Sckipio is a leading contributor. Founded by a veteran team of communications experts with deep experience in broadband access and home networking solutions, and backed by leading venture capitalists, Sckipio is well positioned to win the market for the next-generation of broadband access solutions. For more information about Sckipio, visit our website at www.sckipio.com.
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