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Vivante Partners
Vivante engages in partnerships with other market leaders to deliver comprehensive GPU solutions for cutting-edge applications in mobile and home entertainment devices. These partnerships lead to truly differentiated products and technologies that enhance our customers’ competitive position. Over the past few years, we have carefully selected and collaborated with companies around the world to deliver Mobile Visual Reality™ and HD Visual Reality™ to consumers. |
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"The joint development model is Vivante’s preferred approach to rapidly provide complete solutions to targeted markets.”
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---Wei-Jin Dai, CEO of Vivante
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OCP
In 2008 Vivante became a member of the OCP International Partnership (OCP-IP). OCP-IP is a non-profit semiconductor industry consortium formed to administer the support, promotion and enhancement of the Open Core Protocol (OCP) specification. OCP is the only fully supported, openly licensed, complete interface socket for intellectual property (IP) cores. OCP addresses design, verification and testing issues common to IP core reuse in "plug-and-play" system-on-chip (SOC) products. Additional information is available at www.ocpip.org. |
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MIPS
In 2008 Vivante joined the MIPS Alliance Program to expand the market for its graphics IP cores to include designers who use MIPS cores. Vivante optimized its HD Visual RealityTM and Mobile Visual RealityTM line of 2D and 2D/3D graphics processor IP solutions for integration in designs using the MIPS32® 24K® and MIPS32® 24KE™ cores, which are widely used in media server, DVD, set-top box and mobile solutions. Read More >> |
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“We are pleased to welcome Vivante to the MIPS Alliance Program. In the digital living room, where MIPS Technologies holds a leading position, customers are increasingly looking to differentiate with high-end 3D graphics. Vivante’s groundbreaking graphical IP cores, together with MIPS’s processor cores, offer a range of scalable solutions for customers’ next-generation products, with the best possible combination of high performance, low power and compact area.”
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-- Jack Browne, Vice President of Marketing,
Processor Business Group, MIPS Technologies.
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Fujitsu
In 2007, Fujitsu and Vivante agreed to jointly develop a system LSI device for embedded systems, such as mobile phones and handheld gaming devices. The companies used 65nm process technology and Vivante’s OpenGL® ES 2.0-compliant 3D GPU to create a new system LSI that features long-running, high-performance 3D rendering capabilities. Read More >> |
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"Vivante’s low-power GPU combines high-performance graphics and a rich visual experience with the low system-level power required for handheld devices. Combining next-generation graphics on Fujitsu’s low-power multimedia platform enables our customers to create products that stand above the crowd in multimedia user experience."
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---Shigeru Fujii, Corporate Senior Vice President and Group President,
Fujitsu Electronic Devices Business
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Global Unichip
In 2007, Global Unichip selected Vivante’s silicon-proven and scalable 2D/3D graphics solutions for their system-on-chip (SoC) designs. Through this partnership, Global Unichip has access to Vivante’s solutions for customer SoC designs targeting mobile handsets, low-power computing devices, personal media and navigation, and other consumer applications for which realistic visual experience makes all the difference. Read More >> |
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"We decided to partner with Vivante on graphics technology because of their ability to deliver a scalable solution that is extremely area and power efficient across a wide range of consumer applications. We are constantly looking for ways to bring proven, differentiated technology to our customers."
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--Jim Lai, President and COO, Global Unichip
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