Altera Corporation today announced the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certified a safety-critical avionics system that includes a DO-254/ED-80-certifiable version of Altera’s Nios® II embedded ...

Altera Corporation announced the immediate availability of the Nios II family of 32-bit RISC embedded processors. Altera's second-generation soft-core embedded processor delivers more than 200 DMIPS ...

SYDNEY, Australia - June 29, 2006 - Altium Limited (ASX: ALU) today announced the release of a new TASKING VX-toolset for Altera® Corporation's Nios® II family of embedded processors. Altium's TASKING ...

The objective of this course is to learn how to develop, program, and use Softcore Processors with associated IP integration. To accomplish this, the Nios II Softcore Processor from Intel Altera is ...

Altera is offering users of its Nios II FPGA-based embedded processor the option of hardware acceleration for increased performance without the pain of significant new code design.It should allow the ...

Altera Corp has announced the Nios II family of 32-bit RISC embedded processors. The company's second-generation soft-core embedded processor delivers more than 200 DMIPS in performance and can cost ...

Expanding on Altera's existing FPGA and HardCopy structured ASIC product deployment options, this new offering enables Nios II users to migrate their designs to standard cell ASICs. The Nios II ...

Ethernet is a popular communications media chosen for its combination of high throughput, the wellknown TCP/IP sockets application programming interface (API), low-cost hardware, widely available ...

A second-generation implementation of the Altera Nios processor architecture boosts the embeddable CPU core to a full 32-bit implementation. The company enhanced this core to implement many more ...

Altera is to make its Nios II core generally available to Asic developers via Synopsys‘ EDA tools. Altera says it is making the move because the core has reached critical mass in the industry. “It’s ...

The Nios II processor core is the most widely used FPGA-based processor, with more than 5,000 electronics manufacturers -- including the world's top electronics OEMs -- in the customer base. "We have ...