TI Gets Real

Oct. 15, 2001
Texas Instruments Inc. and RealNetworks Inc. have broadened their strategic alliance. Together, the companies will offer an integrated streaming audio and video solution for programmable DSP-based video infrastructure equipment and broadband video...

Texas Instruments Inc. and RealNetworks Inc. have broadened their strategic alliance. Together, the companies will offer an integrated streaming audio and video solution for programmable DSP-based video infrastructure equipment and broadband video client devices.

Targeted devices include network video appliances, personal video recorders, IP set-top boxes, IP video phones, streaming-media servers, and security and surveillance equipment. TI will also integrate RealNetworks' RealAudio and RealVideo into its TMS320C6000 DSP platform.

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