ip core supply

Jun 30, 2005 3 Replies
M

plz touch me more detail if u need the following ip.


brahms snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.it



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1>Ethernet MAC: 10M/100M/1G/10G
2>USB:1.0/2.0/OTG/PHY/software stack
3>JPEG2000
4>PCI/PCI-X/PCI-AHB
5>SATA
6>SDMMC
7>1394 and PHY
8>mp3
9>motion jpeg
10>ARC605 DSP
11>ARM PL110(LCD controller)/PL080(DMA controller)/PL176(Universal Memory Controller)/PL130 (smartcard)/ARM9/ARM11
12>8051/CAN/Z80/6811/AMBA/PCMC=ADIA/T1E1/IEEE/1284/G711/G726/80=AD86/80186/=
68000


13>MPEG4



14>802.11a/b/g
15>PCI-Express and PHY
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1> all core are silicon proven and verilog
2> they are not free or exchange.
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E

Since you admitted last time that they were stolen, why do you think that anyone would take you up on this offer?

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Ed

M> plz touch me more detail if u need the following ip.

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His point is that there very likely will *be* no interest.

IANAL, but it would seem pretty clean that any company using stolen IP like this could be in a world of legal hurt.

Have you considered that in addition to that, people belonging to the companies from which the IP originated may well also read this newsgroup?

Jeremy

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