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To: Stephen B. Temple who wrote (2117)	12/14/1998 10:04:00 PM
From: Stephen B. Temple	Respond to of 3178

Galileo Announces New Remote Access Controller FYI DSL December 14, 1998 -- Galileo Technology, Inc. today announced the GT-96010A Remote Access Controller. The GT-96010A provides a complete WAN-access subsystem-on-a-chip ideal for applications such as DSLAMs, SOHO routers, and remote-access servers. It includes a powerful feature set: multi-protocol serial controllers, RISC CPU interface, system controller and DMA engines, and Ethernet connection. The GT-96010A improves on Galileo's first-generation GT-96010 product by offering increased performance and support for a variety of popular embedded-system microprocessors. "The GT-96010A has the flexibility, high-performance, and fast time-to-market system designers of WAN access systems have been asking for,'' said Ronen Boneh, Galileo's product director for WAN products. "Our customers appreciate the GT-96010A's integration of what is often many discrete components, into a single solution in silicon. Additionally, the GT-96010A has the performance needed to support multiple xDSL channels, as well as high-bandwidth frame relay or ISDN applications.'' "The GT-96010A offers designers three degrees of flexibility,'' said Mark Mihara, Galileo's product manager for WAN products. "First, is the CPU choice. The GT-96010A provides a simple interface to Intel's i960® and i486®, IDT's RC32364, Motorola's Coldfire™, and IBM's PowerPC™ 401GF. Second, its integrated multi-protocol serial controllers may be individually programmed to support HDLC, BiSync, UART, or other user-defined protocols. Finally, the GT-96010A supports a modular system architecture. Multiple GT-96010A's may be cascaded, providing the ability to simply and cost-effectively add system performance and channels." The GT-96010A is available in volume production quantities now, and is priced at $24.95 in 10K volumes. Evaluation boards for the GT-96010A are available today including the EV-96010A-RC featuring IDT's RC32364. Three new PHY modules are also available: EV-96010-10BT, providing a full-duplex 10BaseT Ethernet interface; EV-96010-V35 with a 2Mbps V.35 physical interface; and the EV-96010-RS449, with an RS449 interface which runs at speeds greater than 10Mbps. About Galileo Technology Galileo Technology, a market leader in complex data communications systems on silicon, is one of the semiconductor industry's fastest growing suppliers of complex, high-performance, integrated circuit devices. Galileo's products include single-chip Ethernet switches, high-performance system controllers for RISC processors and WAN coprocessors. Galileo's products form the heart of many advanced data communications systems built by leading OEMs, such as Cisco Systems, Hewlett Packard, Bay Networks, D-Link, NBase Communications and Intel. Galileo employs more than 160 people worldwide with business headquarters in San Jose and R&D headquarters in Manof, Israel. For more information on Galileo, call 1-888-GALTEK-1 or visit our website at galileot.com. DSL Buyers'Guide - Are You Listed? The TeleChoice VPN Market Report Press Releases * Original Press Release