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ARRIVE TECHNOLOGIES, INC. PARTNERS WITH
K-MICRO TO PROVIDE ASIC SOLUTIONS FOR
ARRIVE’S REVOLUTIONARY MULTI-SERVICE HYBRID
ETHERNET & PDH ADM-ON-A-CHIP PRODUCT
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Release Date:
April 2, 2007 |
Arrive’s highly integrated feature and SerDes-rich
AT4848 targeted for next- generation broadband
customer premises, access and metro-edge networking
equipment.
SAN
JOSE, CA and ROSEVILLE, CA, – April 2, 2007 –
Arrive Technologies, Inc. an innovator in broadband
silicon technology, and K-micro, a leader in
advanced ASICs, today announced that Arrive is
delivering its AT4848 multi-service single chip
Hybrid Ethernet & PDH ADM based on K-micro advanced
ASIC technology.
“A
dramatic transition from the legacy circuit switched
technology to the new Ethernet based transport
technology is underway in the Access, Edge and Metro
networks,” said Arrive founder, Tom Eames. “This
transition is fueled by the dramatic growth of DSL,
Cable Modem and Triple Play residential broadband
services, business Carrier Ethernet services and 3G
RAN wireless broadband backhaul. Our OC-48/STM-16
AT4848 Hybrid Ethernet & PDH ADM product is designed
for these next-generation Ethernet packet services
while continuing to support a smooth transition from
legacy circuit switched services. The AT4848
supports HDLC, ATM, SPI-3 and RPR while at the same
time GFP for Ethernet over PDH and VCAT SONET/SDH
with VLAN/MPLS support. The AT4848 can replace as
many as ten chips compared to alternative solutions
and provides the broadest functionality at the
lowest cost and power point available today. We
needed an ASIC partner that could implement our
leading-edge design at affordable prices. After
evaluating a number of ASIC suppliers, we concluded
that K-micro clearly was the best choice.”
The
integrated features of the AT4848 Hybrid Ethernet/PDH
ADM provide advantages in a system applications
including:
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Next Generation MSPPs or ADMs
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Next Generation ultra low cost 1 RU micro MSPPs/ADMs
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Next Generation remote DSLAM & Cable Modem
backhaul
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Remote OLTs for Triple Play Fiber to the
Premises
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Enterprise Customer Premises Equipment
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3G RAN and WiMAX aggregation and backhaul
“The
combination of Arrive’s sophisticated design and
K-micro’s advanced ASIC technology, including our
advanced Multi-Rate SerDes, enables the single chip
AT4848, to replace many chips, resulting in
significant system-level power, board space, and
cost savings,” said Joel Silverman, vice president
of Technology Solutions, K-micro. “We expect
Arrive’s AT4848 to be very well received by
networking equipment manufacturers.”
ABOUT ARRIVE TECHNOLOGIES
Arrive
is a US and Vietnam-based fabless semiconductor
company offering the communications semiconductor
market a unique product life cycle model based on
Arrive’s low cost Vietnam facility and its
innovative FPGA/ASIC approach. Arrive provides ASSP,
ASIC and FPGA based products and design services,
targeting the transition from circuit-switched PDH/SONET/SDH
to packet-based SONET/SDH/Ethernet/MPLS
technologies. Arrive provides fast turnaround and
low development cost FPGAs and transitions them
through hardcopy, ASIC and ASSPs based on a customer
and market need. Arrive Technologies is the only
company that currently offers this innovative
Vietnam plus FPGA/ASIC cost effective and time to
market capability.
ABOUT K-MICRO (KAWASAKI MICROELECTRONICS)
K-micro’s innovative ASIC technologies and
world-class design support are used in the consumer
electronics, computer, office-automation, networking
and storage markets. The company is an active
participant in industry standards organizations,
including InterNational Committee for Information
Technology Standards (INCITS) Technical Committee
T10 for SCSI Storage Interfaces, Optical
Internetworking Forum (OIF), PCI Special Interest
Group (PCI-SIG), USB Implementers Forum, Digital
Living Network Alliance (DLNA), Universal Plug and
Play Forum (UPnP), the Digital Display Working Group
(DDWG), Home Phoneline Networking Alliance (HomePNA),
Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA), and OCP
International Partnership (OCP-IP). K-micro has
design centers in San Jose, Taipei, and Tokyo. For
more information, contact the company at
408-570-0555, or visit
http://www.k-micro.us
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Press Contact:
Sacha
Arts (for Kawasaki Microelectronics)
Slider & Associates
408-356-3099
sacha@sliderassociates.com
Arrive
Press Contact
John Schell
john@arrivetechnologies.com
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