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Limited time offer: Save $100 on Keystone-based EVM!
tscheck
Have you been thinking about ordering a TI Keystone-based EVM and exploring the highest performance DSP core on the market? Now through May 31 (offer recently extended), you can save 25 percent on TI’s TMS320C6657LS EVM , an easy-to-use, cost-efficient development platform for designs using TI's...
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Apr 30, 2013
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Five for Friday – Hot topics to expect at Mobile World Congress
Debbie Greenstreet
The annual Mobile World Congress starts next week in Barcelona and here are five topics I would expect to be discussed! Are you attending? Let us know what answers you found, what other topics you found hot! In the meantime, check out our latest whitepaper on KeyStone software. WiFi Where in...
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Feb 22, 2013
Blog Post:
Clouds. Cells. Cool. Continued.
Ralf Bendlin
One year ago Multicore Mix blogger Debbie Shemony posted about trends in the wireless infrastructure market. On the horizon, she saw cloud base station architectures, heterogeneous networks with small cells, and energy-efficient technologies enabling better radio access networks at lower cost and energy...
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Jan 16, 2013
Blog Post:
Multicore Trends into 2013
Zhihong Lin
Before we dive into the mutlicore trends of 2013, we wanted to thank everyone who participated in our ‘Mix’ing it up for the Holidays blog contest! The winner of the contest is Janice Ford! The ideal gift idea for the technology/multicore expert in her life was “a device that makes...
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Jan 4, 2013
Blog Post:
A Better way to Cloud – It’s here today!
Debbie Greenstreet
It is always exciting to be part of a new product announcement, unveiling to the public, discussing with media and analysts the new features, functions and applications that the new product enables. As you may know, we recently announced a new family of products that are optimized for high performance...
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Dec 5, 2012
Blog Post:
New multicore “app of the month” -- The new small cells here, the new small cells here!
Debbie Greenstreet
Yes, it’s time for a new multicore “app of the month” and you guessed right – it’s small cells! While we certainly believe in the future of wireless small cell base stations, as I discussed in one of my previous posts from last year, there are still some challenges to...
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Oct 12, 2012
Blog Post:
Multicore Navigator Tips ‘n Tricks, pt. 1
db_woodall
Our Multicore Mix blog site contest earlier this year solicited input on what content readers would like to see from our posts. As a result of a request for a more tutorial oriented blog, I am providing a multi part series on our Multicore Navigator. Multicore Navigator is the primary data mover in...
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Sep 20, 2012
Blog Post:
Embodied Multicore Processing
Ralf Bendlin
The recent birth of my son left me remembering a talk from almost ten years ago. It’s interesting how our brain works. By watching my newborn son learn to turn reflexes into controlled motions, I’m realizing how complicated the most ordinary actions really are. One of his first milestones...
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Aug 22, 2012
Blog Post:
Seeing is believing.
Debbie Shemony
Last week at theDesign West conference, the TI team and many of our colleagues from across the industry, participated in the Embedded Vision Alliance (EVA) partner meeting. Participants had a lively discussion on what the future holds in store for embedded vision technologies. As part of that dialogue...
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Apr 2, 2012
Blog Post:
Clouds. Cells. Cool.
Debbie Shemony
Besides the obvious connection these 3 words have (yes, they all start with the letter C) ….. clouds, cells and cool all refer to trends we see on the horizon for the wireless infrastructure market. Throughout some informal conversations I’ve had with our multicore team members over the...
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Jan 17, 2012
Blog Post:
TI Multicore 2011 in a Nutshell
Debbie Greenstreet
As the saying goes, my how time flies! In to another new year already. Well before we get used to writing 2012 as the date, I thought I would take a moment to reflect and review some exciting times for multicore development on our initial phase of the Multicore Mix blog. It seems we have had quite a...
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Jan 11, 2012
Blog Post:
The Flying Wallendas
Tom Flanagan
I fell of my Wii balance board the other night. It’s only an inch high so you wouldn’t think that maintaining my balance would be so hard. But, there were virtual soccer balls flying at me...and shoes...and pandas. I was trying to head the balls and duck the bad stuff and I lost my balance...
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Nov 17, 2011
Blog Post:
Code Composer Studio v5.1 now available
Tom Flanagan
I want to follow up Debbie's last post and let multicore developers know that today (November 8 th ) TI is releasing the latest version of Code Composer Studio (CCS), TI’s Integrated Development Environment for embedded processors including the KeyStone multicore processors. TI has a wide variety...
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Nov 8, 2011
Blog Post:
Are You Tooled up for Multicore?
Debbie Greenstreet
Attention all Multicore software developers: Does this scenario sound familiar? You are funded for an exciting new product development project that promises to enable your company to offer a competitive, lower cost yet higher performing product. With the help of your analysis your management...
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Oct 21, 2011
Blog Post:
Hardware assisted software is here today
Tom Flanagan
TI's KeyStone family of multicore devices for wireless infrastructure now includes five devices and it is far from complete. There are devices for everything from femto to macro base stations. Of course all of the KeyStone devices, not just those for wireless infrastructure share KeyStone’s...
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Aug 15, 2011
Blog Post:
The hidden power within
Tom Flanagan
We recently did a survey on of the processing capacity that is available in the accelerators incorporated in our latest TMS320TCI6618 wireless base station SoC. I was astounded by the results. The performance of the acceleration alone is equal to 250 1GHz cores! The result is an awesome capability that...
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May 24, 2011