MIPS Open-Source Group Takes Aim at ARM, Intel
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MIPS Open-Source Group Takes Aim at ARM, Intel
Vendors like MIPS owner Imagination, Broadcom and Qualcomm are looking to drive MIPS adoption with the Prpl Foundation.
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Chip makers form open source group to boost MIPS adoption
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Open source foundation to support MIPS architecture
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MIPS Rallies Open-Source Group
Two years ago Amit Rohatgi helped bring Google's Android to MIPS processors. Today he wants to bring the rest of open-source software to the architecture.
Rohatgi's latest effort is a consortium called prpl (pronounced purple). (The name was suggested by Rohatgi's wife, a graphics designer, and refers to the logo color of Imagination Technologies, the company that bought MIPS in February 2013.) Its 10 founders include Broadcom, Cavium, Ikanos, Lantiq, PMC-Sierra, Qualcomm, and a handful of smaller companies that use or make MIPS-based chips.
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Will Samsung join Qualcomm’s AllJoyn open source platform?
Samsung Electronics is considering joining Qualcomm’s AllJoyn project, but there is some debate over the possibility as Samsung is currently developing its own Internet of Things platform, industry watchers said Wednesday.
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