Arm Drops Cordio BLE IP
By Nitin Dahad, EETimes
November 30, 2018
LONDON — Arm is abandoning development of its Cordio hardware IP for low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) applications based on the NarrowBand IoT standard, but will continue to concentrate on the Cordio BLE software stack, EE Times has learned.
In recent weeks, Arm shuttered its office in Lund, Sweden, and Loughborough, U.K., cutting jobs and halting work on Cordio. While the Lund office was focused on NB-IoT solutions, the Loughborough office was working on Arm’s image signal processor.
E-mail This Article | Printer-Friendly Page |
|
Arm Ltd Hot IP
Related News
- Imec demonstrates compatibility of state-of-the-art 0.8V-transceiver, with industry standard Arm Cordio IP for BLE 5
- LC3plus audio codec optimized for ARM®, RISC-V, HI-FI & Kalimba™ DSPs for Bluetooth® LE Audio are available for Immediate Licensing
- Nations' Latest BLE 5 IC Powered By CEVA Bluetooth Low Energy IP
- Imagination announces new iEB110 Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) v5.2 IP
- ACTT推出业界最小面积低功耗蓝牙(BLE) IP
Breaking News
- Alphawave Semi Partners with PCISig, CXL Consortium, UCIe Consortium, Samtec and Lessengers to Showcase Advances in AI Connectivity at Supercomputing 2024
- Grass Valley Adds JPEG XS Support to AMPP, Powered by intoPIX FastTicoXS Technology, Enhancing Cloud-Based Live Production
- AI Software Startup Moreh Partners with AI Semiconductor Company Tenstorrent to Challenge NVIDIA in AI Data Center Market
- Achronix and BigCat Wireless Collaborate to Deliver Unprecedented Power Efficiency and Performance for 5G/6G Wireless Applications
- Renesas Unveils Industry's First Automotive Multi-Domain SoC Built with 3-nm Process Technology
Most Popular
- LG and Tenstorrent Expand Partnership to Enhance AI Chip Capabilities
- Silicon Creations Celebrates Milestone with Delivery of 1,000th Production License for Fractional-N PLL
- Renesas Unveils Industry's First Automotive Multi-Domain SoC Built with 3-nm Process Technology
- CHERI Alliance Officially Launches, Adds Major Partners including Google, to Tackle Cybersecurity Threats at the Hardware Level
- Flex Logix Acquired By Analog Devices