Google to bundle MIPS support with Android
Rick Merritt, EETimes
4/16/2012 8:24 PM EDT
SAN JOSE – Google is expected to boost its support in Android for cores from MIPS Technologies, giving the company a badly needed boost in the hot smartphone and tablet sector.
The Android native developers’ kit is expected to start bundling a GNU compiler for MIPS within weeks. Google is expected to bundle full support for the MIPS application binary interface in all Android code and libraries, starting with a future Android release in the next several months.
E-mail This Article | Printer-Friendly Page |
Related News
- Xamarin Adding Support for MIPS Architecture to Popular Mono for Android Application Development Platform
- MIPS Technologies Announces Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) Support for Android Platform on MIPS-Based SoCs
- MIPS Continues To Expand With The Addition Of Industry Leaders from NVIDIA, Google and SiFive
- MIPS Expands RISC-V Ecosystem Support to to Enable Early Software Development for Multi-threaded Cores
- Imagination supports Google Android GPU Inspector
Breaking News
- Alphawave Semi announced today a refocussing of the Board of Directors after reaching the three-year milestone since the Company's IPO
- Synopsys and Samsung Electronics Collaborate to Achieve First Production Tapeout of Flagship Mobile CPU with Leading Performance on Samsung Foundry's GAA Process
- Worldwide Silicon Wafer Shipments Dip 5% in Q1 2024, SEMI Reports
- GOWIN's progress in global automotive market gathers momentum with award of ISO 26262 certification for its FPGA design environment
- PCI-SIG® Announces CopprLink™ Cable Specifications for PCIe® 5.0 and 6.0 Technology
Most Popular
- Silvaco Announces Launch of Initial Public Offering
- TSMC's A16 Process Moves Goalposts in Tech-Leadership Game
- Radiation-Tolerant PolarFire® SoC FPGAs Offer Low Power, Zero Configuration Upsets, RISC-V Architecture for Space Applications
- Synopsys Accelerates Next-Level Chip Innovation on TSMC Advanced Processes
- QuickLogic Releases Aurora 2.6 with Expanded Operating System Support and Up to 15% Faster Performance