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To: Bruce Byall who wrote (714)	6/16/2003 3:43:28 PM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) of 912

ARM's AXI without TI & Nokia? >> ARM's AXI Takes AMBA-bus Symmetric Peter Clarke Semiconductor Business News 06/16/03 siliconstrategies.com <snip> AMBA, which originally stood for Advanced Microcontroller Bus Architecture, is a two-tier on-chip bus developed by ARM and made available under a royalty-free license. One argument used against AMBA in the past, and in favor of such initiatives as Open Core protocol (OCP) is the performance of the AMBA bus.<snip> >> Where are Texas Instruments, Nokia in ARM's AXI Deal? Peter Clarke Semiconductor Business News 16 June 2003 eetuk.com <snip> ARM Holdings plc., disclosed 27 major companies as collaborators in its AXI technology, which is meant to soup-up ARM's AMBA bus and make it suitable for high-performance communications on future system-on-chip (SOC) designs. <snip> Conspicuous by their absence from the list are two companies that have historically been two of ARM's biggest partners which could potentially signal a split in the normally tightly-knit and harmonious world of ARM. The two names are: leading DSP and mobile phone SOC vendor Texas Instruments Inc. and Nokia, the world's leading mobile phone maker. .... Does this signify a falling out among the triumvirate involved in the OMAP platform? OMAP is Texas Instruments SOC architecture for mobile communications and it, or its successors, might seem to be a natural candidate to take benefit from the a high-performance on-chip interconnect standard. That is unless Texas Instruments and Nokia have other ideas. It is noticeable that Texas Instruments and Nokia are members of the Open Core Protocol consortium ... ocpip.org ... a grouping in which ARM is conspicuous by its own absence and which many of its own prestigious AXI collaborators have not joined. << - Eric -

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