Sankalp Semiconductor announces ARM Empowered Design Suite
ARM Empowered Design to enable accelerated ARM based innovations
Bangalore – November 20, 2018 - Sankalp Semiconductor, a design service company offering comprehensive digital & mixed signal SoC services and solutions, today announced ARM Empowered Design, a suite for ARM based concept to product realization services with special emphasis on IoT and intelligent edge solutions. ARM Empowered Design offers customized engagement models that complement customer requirements that enables reduced cost and faster time-to-market of ARM based solutions.
“IoT & intelligent edge devices are fueling the growth of the connected world and we are witnessing increased interest for SoC & System designs.” said Madhav Rao, Vice President Engineering. “ARM Empowered Design combines Sankalp’s ARM based expertise, mixed signal expertise and portfolio of IPs to get accelerated designs to market.”
The ARM Empowered Design suite covers entire gamut of services that include starting from ARM processor selection, architecture analysis & optimization, ARM based SoC Design, Analog & Digital IP integration, ARM processor hardening, and prototyping & application board development.
Sankalp Semiconductor has executed multitude of complex digital and mixed signal SoC (System-On-Chip) projects for variety of its customers in Automotive, Consumer, Networking, Wireless, IoT, Medical, Foundry verticals.
Sankalp Semiconductor was founded in 2005 with a focus to serve the semiconductor companies by primarily offering analog & mixed signal design services. Today, Sankalp with a team of 850+ engineering professionals has design centers in Hubli, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Ahmedabad in India and Ottawa, Canada. The company provides unique advantage to its semiconductor customers by enabling them at any point of semiconductor services life cycle with the ability to provide end-to-end solutions.
About Sankalp Semiconductor
Sankalp Semiconductor offers an integrated portfolio of services and solutions to its customers in key semiconductor domains including digital, analog, high-speed physical interface IP, Embedded Memory Compiler and EDA modelling. Sankalp Semiconductor is a preferred semiconductor design service partner to multiple Fortune 500 companies in the Automotive, Consumer Electronics, Industrial IoT and Medical electronics space. The company enables its customers achieve their time-to-market window by delivering first time right silicon designs and engage with product engineering teams across the globe to design System-on-Chip. Sankalp Semiconductor is based in Sunnyvale, California, with offices in USA, India, Canada, Germany and Malaysia. www.sankalpsemi.com
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