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November 19, 2009 - by Lisa Sibley, Cleantech Group Six new funds look for investments, as UK tidal energy company wraps up a nearly $45 million round. The fund of Philadelphia, Pa.-based private equity investor Meidlinger...
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Nov 18, 2009 Easic Corporation has announced the immediate availability of its Etools 8.0 software suite for implementing 45nm Nextreme-2 designs. The Etools 8.0 tool suite delivers...
New eTools 8.0 Software Simplifies 45nm ASIC Design eASIC Corporation, a provider of NEW ASIC devices, today announced the immediate availability of its eTools 8.0 software suite for implementing 45nm Nextreme-2 designs. The...
eASIC is developing a solution, called Structures ASIC, which enables customers to design a chip's features. US-Israeli fabless semiconductor start-up eASIC Corporation has raised $7 million from current investors, bringing the...
SAN FRANCISCO—Fabless ASIC house eASIC Corp. said Mitsubishi Electric Corp. selected its Nextreme NEW ASICs for its Seventy Series Display Wall Cube Systems. Mitsubishi Electric used eASIC's Nextreme devices to replace existing...
Nextreme NEW ASICs Enhance Video System Performance by 50% eASIC Corporation, a provider of NEW ASIC devices, today announced that Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Kyoto Works), a leading global manufacturer of display wall...
New benchmarks for ultra-low power consumption, highest speed and fast customisation are allowing the latest generation of field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) to move into applications which have previously been the...
Oct 02, 2009 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- eASIC, a provider of ASIC devices, announced the availability of two ASIC-in-a-Box design kits that enable ASIC design to be accessible and thereby reverse the trend of declining ASIC...
Design Kits Significantly Simplify ASIC Design eASIC Corporation, a provider of NEW ASIC devices, today announced the immediate availability of two ASIC-in-a-Box design kits that enable ASIC design to be widely accessible and...
You may (hopefully) recall that we spent several months earlier this year profiling the various FPGA startups in existence as part of a series. Following that exercise, and a subsequent EE Times cover story on FPGA startups, I...
