Way back in October, we blogged about the differences between our logic cell design and that of competitors in the mobile programmable logic space. I thought I’d take some time to revisit the topic, and go more in depth as to what advantages this offers mobile OEMs. For comparisons sake, let’s compare QuickLogic against a […]
Tag: CSSP
QuickLogic’s Sensor Hub Integrated Development Environment
Perhaps you saw our press release today about our Integrated Development Environment for sensors? If you didn’t, or you’re looking for more information, here’s why this is really, really exciting… All-in-one tool: The IDE is a one-stop shop for developing and implementing sensor algorithms into a QuickLogic sensor hubs. It combines algorithm development and testing […]
An Interview With Andy Pease
An interview of Andy Pease, QuickLogic CEO, was recently published on globalsources.com — you can find it conveniently linked below: QuickLogic Expands PLD Line for Mobile Electronics […]
Ice Cream Sandwiches and Jelly Beans Are Nice…
But I sure prefer KitKat http://shop.quicklogic.com/corporate/press/releases/quicklogic-announces-kitkat-compliance-of-ultra-low-power-sensor-hub/ […]
A Busy Monday Here at QuickLogic…
In addition to the article I blogged about earlier this AM, we announced via press release today that our CTO, Tim Saxe, will be addressing the 22nd ACM/SIGDA International Symposium on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays in a panel entitled “Will FPGA’s Ever Crack Mobile.” Now, for anyone who watches the mobile market closely, the answer to […]
5 Things for Mid-February
(1) Mobile World Congress is right around the corner…let us know if you’re going to be there! (2) With the incredible amount of sensor applications being discussed (for instance, these, this one, and these), it’s obvious that the algorithm requirements are going to continue to grow and diversify. Given that, the idea of an ASIC-based […]
The PolarPro 3 Arrives…
With the announcement of the ArcticLink 3 S1 last week, perhaps some people missed the concurrent announcement of our new programmable logic device, the PolarPro 3 silicon platform. As Andy Pease succinctly pointed out during the product introduction presentation, our ViaLink-based non-volatile programmable logic technology has served QuickLogic quite well for many years, allowing us […]
Sensor Hubs: Why Power Matters
One point we’ve constantly made about our new Sensor Hub line is that we consume significantly less power than competing solutions — in fact, we are 1/30 the power of existing microcontrollers. However, a lot of people have asked, and likely will ask: how big of a deal is low power? We think its a […]
Some “Context” on Sensor Definitions
With our exciting announcement today of our ArcticLink 3 S1 and PolarPro 3 solutions, I thought it would be proper to provide some terms that followers of QuickLogic will soon to be very accustomed to hearing from us in various places. With no further ado (and there will be a test, so pay attention)… Sensor […]
Confirming What We Spoke About on the Earnings Call…
A simple, to-the-point update today: for those of you who haven’t seen it, we’ve formally announced both the Samsung and Waterworld designs that we alluded to on our Q2 2013 earnings call. While not news to most, these designs represent an increasing acceptance and desire for our ArcticLink III CSSP products in both the OEM […]
