DSP Industry Association Debuts "Synergy" Forum

May 12, 2003
DSP Valley, a recently formed organization based in Belgium, provides a forum for companies developing DSPs and related design tools and intellectual property. It hopes to stimulate growth among its members by exploiting the synergy and cooperation...

DSP Valley, a recently formed organization based in Belgium, provides a forum for companies developing DSPs and related design tools and intellectual property. It hopes to stimulate growth among its members by exploiting the synergy and cooperation and competition between companies to create joint R&D projects and enable cross-fertilization. The membership includes university groups, research institutes, and industrial companies that all have design teams and activities located in Flanders (Belgium). Current membership includes companies like Agfa-Gevaert, Philips, STMicroelectronics, Wind River Systems, and Xilinx as well as research and university organizations such as the Groep T Leuven Institute of Technology, IMEC, the Catholic University of Leuven, and others.

DSP Valley • www.dspvalley.com

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