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Intel buys Dutch multimedia DSP firm, Silicon Hive
Peter Clarke, EETimes
2/21/2011 8:46 AM EST
LONDON – Intel Corp. has acquired Silicon Hive BV, a licensor of customized parallel processing DSP accelerators for various multimedia applications.
Intel Capital was an investor in Silicon Hive (Eindhoven, The Netherlands), a spin off from the Philips Research Laboratories, and Intel has made a deal to license embedded parallel processor architectures, compilers, and programming tools for mobile phone applications in 2008.
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