Boston, MA 08/22/2214 (wallstreetpr) – Technology solutions provider for electronics and electronic systems, Synopsys, Inc. (NASDAQ:SNPS) disclosed that it had shipped over 100 million units of production system-on-chips or SoC. The company said that its USB IP offered fewer risk for the designers, who were applying the functionality of USB 3.0 in their SoCs.
Certified USB 3.0IP
The company stated that the USB-IF standards body has certified its DesignWare USB 3.0 IP for over 80 times for both the company, as well as, its customers. Its full solutions speed up the integration effort of SoC through its IP virtual development kits, controllers, PHYs, verification IP and IP prototyping kits.
Synopsys, Inc. (NASDAQ:SNPS) indicated that the product could be accessed from over 25 process technologies that included six foundries. A number of hosts such as dual role device, on-the-go, and a host were supported by its controller.
Product Usage
The company had indicated that the product, DesignWare USB 3.0 Controller and PHY IP, has been widely used in different sectors such as cloud computing applications, digital home applications, mobile computing and smart devices like tablets, Smartphone, set-top boxes, gaming systems, digital TVs apart from servers. It also said that there were high volumes of shipment for its SoCs for applications in WiFi, networking apart from digital home.
Synopsys, Inc. (NASDAQ:SNPS) claimed that over 60 companies were successful in integrating its USB 3.0 IP into their products SoC. The notable among them was the world’s biggest software developer Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) XBOX One. The company said that the wide-spread usage only illustrated the IP quality and the company’s swift action towards standard adoption.
Management Speaks
The company Vice President of Marketing for IP, John Koeter, said that it has been in the field for close to two decades through active participation in the USB-IF and that it had allowed Synopsys, Inc. (NASDAQ:SNPS) to offer high-quality IP that was meant to cut down the risk of integration besides accelerating time-to-market.
