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June 19, 2015

Tensilica Fusion DSP for IoT, Wearables, Communications

by Amelia Dalton

IoT and wearable designs often require big DSP processing power on a tiny energy budget. But, conventional processors are not well suited to these kinds of applications. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton talks with Chris Rowen of Cadence Design Systems about Tensilica customized DSP processors that are ideally suited for these demanding IoT tasks.

Click here for more information about Tensilica Fusion DSP.

One thought on “Tensilica Fusion DSP for IoT, Wearables, Communications”

  1. tensilica fusion dsp design is interresting, i ould like to use this product into my design and see it, how it work as per specified. the product is good as it said ……..

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