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To: William Marsh who wrote (7708)	1/5/1998 4:48:00 PM
From: yard_man	Read Replies (1) of 13565

XLNX and ALTR were first with these kinds of libraries. Right now I think most DSP is done with the programmable chips from TI & others. These are flexible and well tested components, but expensive. All the FPGA houses are trying to break into DSP right now. Bottom line -- I don't think it means a lot for the next few quarters. Telcom and media apps are not adopting these technologies on a grand scale as of yet. It's risky, but in the future there may be apps that need a high degree of flexibility/cheap processing -- soft cores will provide that, I think, but I'm no technology guru. Just have a friend in the business.

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