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Tag Archives: Application Processor
Qualcomm renames existing ARM-based Snapdragon mobile application processors and provides future roadmap
Several articles on the Web today are discussing some new name changes to the Qualcomm line of Snapdragon mobile application processors to clarify the differences in the choices and to show a bit of the family’s future roadmap. Qualcomm now … Continue reading
Posted in ARM, EDA360, Firmware, SoC Realization, System Realization
Tagged Application Processor, Krait, mobile, Qualcomm, Scorpion, Snapdragon
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The ARM-based Marvell PXA510 and GlobalScale D2Plug, more evidence that semi vendor ecosystems must expand to include a lot of software, apps
I found this video on the EngineeringTV video site run by Electronic Design magazine. In it, Marvell’s Scott Dunagan describes the slick new Globalscale D2Plug Developer Kit, which incorporates Marvell’s yet-to-be-announced, high-performance, ARM-based PXA510 Application Processor. According to GlobalScale, the … Continue reading
Posted in ARM, EDA360, SoC Realization, System Realization
Tagged Android, Application Processor, ARM, GlobalScale, Marvell, PXA510
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