Sentence examples for communications microprocessor from inspiring English sources
Back in 1988, he was involved in the creation of MicroUnity, which raised over $100 million in an attempt to make a superfast communications microprocessor to cope with the demands of nearly unlimited bandwidth.
This controller is responsible for handling the communications between the microprocessor and the computer's main memory.
Intel designs and markets products for the computing and communications industry, like microprocessors and chipsets.
And while they have greatly improved -- incorporating smarter microprocessors and wireless communications capabilities, for example -- most have anemic audio capabilities.
The Ethernet driver was optimized and modified in such a way as to put a minimal load on the microprocessor core of the communications processor when routing the VoIP packets to digital signal processors and back.
Intel neutralized Cirrus' strategy of surrounding the microprocessor with graphic and communications co-processors in one masterstroke.
Cirrus Logic succeeded because the company had a simple but quite effective strategy: Surround the microprocessor with graphic and communications co-processors.
Due to several significant advances over the last few decades in the fields of (wireless) networking, communications and in the fabrication of microprocessors, the use of sensor networks (SNs) for sensing and monitoring physical phenomena has become a fast-growing area of research.
The high-technology bellwether, which rode the PC era to billions in profits, is now looking to broaden beyond microprocessors to networking, wireless and communications products.
On the other hand, new sensor technologies are becoming available based on recent advances in microprocessor-based instrumentation and digital communications.
"Intel continued to post strong year-over-year results in the second quarter as our microprocessor business followed seasonal trends and our communications business grew nicely, led by flash memory," Intel said in a press release.
