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DECEMBER
- #27
(December 21, 1998)
- Siemens Microcontrollers
Get One-Time Programmable ROM
- Weird Product of the Week:
Minnow
- Industry Resources: Copper
On the Rise
- New Embedded IC Announcement
- #26
(December 14, 1998)
- Siemens Builds First TriCore
Chip
- QED Scales Bandwidth Heights
with Alpine
- New Swedish Processor Has
Customizable Instruction Set
- Industry Resources: Are
You Behind the Wave?
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- #25
(December 7, 1998)
- Eight-Bit Microcontroller
Hums at 100 MHz
- Tundra PCI Chip Bolts Up
To Motorola QUICC Chips
- Speak at Embedded Processor
Forum 99!
- Industry Resources: Demos
in the Desert
- Industry Resources: Inside
IBM (or Lucent, or IDT, or Atmel...)
- New Embedded IC Announcements
NOVEMBER
- #24
(November 30, 1998)
- Hitachi SH3-DSP Attacks
Portable, Wireless, and VoIP
- SandCraft Shows Second
Superscalar MIPS Core
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- Industry
Resources: Portable Design Conference in San Diego
- Industry
Resources: Explicit Chip Photos on the Web
- #23
(November 23, 1998)
- Motorola MCore M300 Gains
Floating-Point Ability
- ARM-10 To Wrestle With
StrongARM in 2000
- Weird Product of the Week:
Microsoft Remote
- Industry Resources: DECompressing
into Compaq
- Industry Resources: Bop
On Over to Benchmark Newsletter
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- #22
(November 16, 1998)
- Mentor Scores IBM PowerPC
Cores
- NEC Multiplies V830 Media
Performance
- iReady Internet Tuner Picked
Up by Toshiba, Seiko
- Industry Resources: Embedded
Chips Play in Las Vegas
- Industry Resources: Palm
Computers Under the Palms
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- #21
(November 9, 1998)
- Triscend Announces Configurable
Chips at Forum
- MIPS Technologies Opens
Licensing Roadmap
- AMD K6 Goes Officially
Embedded
- Triscend Adds ARM7 to Configurable
Lineup
- Industry Resources: Embedded
Processor Forum Call for Papers
- Industry Resources: IEEE
Standards Available On-Line
- #20
(November 2, 1998)
- AMD Extends Line of 186-Based
Comm Controllers
- Motorola Buys Into Symbian;
EPOC for MCore Coming
- Osicom Speeds Net+ARM Silicon
- Industry Resources: DSP
Growth Going Forward by 32%
- Industry Resources: If
You're Into the Guts
- New Embedded IC Announcements
OCTOBER
- #19
(October 26, 1998)
- Motorola PowerPC 8240 Gets
PCI Bus
- Intel's i960VH Sprouts
Single PCI Bus
- Pentium/MMX Goes Embedded
- ARC Getting Full; 30 Licensees
On Board
- Industry Resources: Free
DSP Info on Web
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- #18
(October 19, 1998)
- Ten New Processors Announced
at the Forum
- IBM Introduces Code Compression
for PowerPC
- Motorola Unfolds Roadmap
for Double ColdFire Performance
- Motorola Smoothes Upgrade
Path from 68K to ColdFire
- STM Extends PC-On-A-Chip
Line
- Industry Resources: Supercomputers
Celebrate Tenth in Orlando
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- #17
(October 12, 1998)
- StrongARM-1100 Takes Companion
to Jupiter
- Jupiter II: NEC VR4121
Ups Speed to 166 MHz
- MIPS Technologies Says
Lexra "R" Not Us
- HP Grabs ARM License
- Industry Resources: Microsoft
Newsletter
- Industry Resources: Embedded
Forum Starts Thursday
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- #16
(October 5, 1998)
- Sun's First Java Chip Due
in October
- Sun's Last Java Chip Due
in October
- Toshiba Tweaks R4300 for
Lower Power
- Motorola Blackbird Develops
Project X
- Industry Resources: Embedded
Processor Forum Next Week
- Industry Resources: An
Insider's View of Intel
- New Embedded IC Announcements
SEPTEMBER
- #15
(September 28, 1998)
- IDT Tools Inexpensive MIPS
Chips
- Sharp Spins Second Standalone
ARM Chip
- Velocity Speeds ASIC Development
- Industry Resources: Computer
"Anatomy" Book
- Industry Resources: Evening
Sessions at Embedded Processor Forum
- Weird Product of the Week:
MicroWeb
- #14
(September 21, 1998)
- Motorola DragonBall EZ
Adds More Scales
- Tundra Building PCI Chip
for MPC8260
- Industry Resources: Emphasis
on Integration at Forum
- Industry Resources: SPEC
Turns Its Gaze Toward Java
- Embedded IC Announcements
- #13
(Flash September 15, 1998)
- Motorola PowerPC 8260 Begins
Network Voyage
- #13
(September 14, 1998)
- Special Update Coming Tomorrow
- Matsushita Enters 32-Bit
Processor Fray
- Help Wanted: Embedded Editor
- Industry Resources: Hybrid
CPU/DSP Chips at the Forum
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- #12
(September 7, 1998)
- TI 'C6202, '6211 Extend
High-End DSP Range
- Atmel Comes Out of the
ARM Closet
- Industry Resources: Embedded
Processor Forum Oct 15-16
- Industry Resources: EE
Encyclopedia
- New Embedded IC Announcements
AUGUST
- #11
(August 31, 1998)
- Motorola MMC2080 Drives
32-Bit Pagers
- Hitachi Makes SuperH Flash
Splash
- Lexra's MIPS Clone Reaches
Silicon; Evaluation Board Debuts
- ARM7TDMI-S Clarification
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- #10
(August 24, 1998)
- Intel Prescribes Higher
I2O Performance With i960RN
- Mitsubishi Enhances Strange
M32R/D Processor
- Lexra's MIPS Clone Reaches
Silicon; Evaluation Board Debuts
- Weird Product of the Week:
I-Bus Guppy
- Industry Resources: Giving
Up PCs for PLCs?
- New Embedded IC Announcements
- #9
(August 17, 1998)
- ARM7 Core Now In Synthesized
Form
- NEC's V832 Debuts for Consumer
Items
- Industry Resources: Hand,
Set, Match
- Industry Resources: Remember
Your Anatomy Lessons?
- New Embedded ICs
- #8
(August 10, 1998)
- 3Dfx Settles Lawsuit Over
Sega Game Graphics
- Philips Drops Price of
8051XA-G3 to $4.00
- MPC860 Controllers Get
Smaller, Faster
- Motorola PowerPC 603e-266
Gets Hot
- Industry Resources: DSP
Conclave in Toronto
- Industry Resources: Y2K
Books, Consulting, and Web
- #7
(August 3, 1998)
- QED RM52xx MIPS Chips
Get Bigger Caches, Faster Clocks
- Motorola Vows to Rationalize
Design Process
- First Embedded Processor
Forum Debuts 10 New Chips
- Industry Resources: Engineering,
Management Training
- Industry Resources: Five
Years of Online Games
JULY
- #6
(July 27,1998)
- Intel Appears Bullish
on StrongARM
- ST Gets PowerPC License;
IBM Gets x86; Both Work on Disk Drives
- EPOC Operating System Moves
to Symbian
- ARM Sneaks Into PlayStation
Video Game
- Embedded Software Advice
Comes Free via E-Mail
- Industry Resources: Report
Details ARM/Piccolo DSP Performance
- Industry Resources: Get
Balmy With Other Intel Developers
- New Embedded Support Logic
- #5
(July 20,1998)
- Motorola and AMD Swap Process
Technology, Macro Functions
- K7 Chip to Hit 1 GHz in
2000
- Fast RM7000 Processor Has
Whopping 288K of Cache
- TI, Philips Cooperate
on FireWire Silicon
- V3 Lends PCI and I20 to
MIPS Chips
- Industry Resources: Holding
Hands at the Forum
- Industry Resources: Embedded
RTOS Sales to Hit $868M by 2002
- New Support Logic
- About Embedded Processor
Watch
- #4
(July 13,1998)
-
AMD Uses 80186 For Network Control
- IBM Reverse-Engineers TI
C54x DSP
- ARM Spins Up Extensions
for Disk Drives
- ARM Signs Epson, Qualcomm,
and National
- ColdFire 5206e Increases
Speed, Cache
- About
Embedded Processor Watch
- #3
(July 6,1998)
-
IDT RC32364 is Tops in Price/Performance
- PowerPC
EC603e Hits 300 MHz
- Silicon
Graphics R5000 CPU for Embedded Use
-
Mobile Pentium II Module Goes Embedded
- Embedded
Resources: Book Covers Real-Time Modeling
- About
Embedded Processor Watch
JUNE
- #2
(June 29, 1998)
- Motorola and Lucent to
Share DSPs
- Motorola Cans Core+, FPGA
Business
- Sega Announces Katana as
Dreamcast
- HP's Embedded Java Rides
On Four RTOS's
- Industry Resources: Stanford
Lowers Its Admission Requirements
- About Embedded Processor
Watch
- #1
(June 22, 1998)
- Welcome to Embedded Processor
Watch!
- Editorial: Can Palm Pilot
Overcome Its Success?
- MIPS IPO Reveals 76% of
Revenue From Nintendo
- Demise of Somerset Splits
PowerPC Vendors
- Matsushita Licenses ARM7TDMI
- About Embedded Processor
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