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Philips' Silicon Hive to develop IP cores
Author: Junko Yoshida

Philips Research is spinning out a reconfigurable computing architecture it has kept under wraps since the early 1990s to an incubator company called Silicon Hive, which will develop and license synthesizable IP cores.

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