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Performance analysis tools help to optimize interconnect and system design. Despite the continuous integration of more and more applications into a single device we all want the most optimized system. But even more critical is knowing that your SoC design will achieve the ‘must have’ performance to run those ‘must have’ apps for your product to succeed. As systems become more complex the use of simple spread-sheet analysis is not enough to analyze the performance of dynamic application workloads on a resource-shared architecture.

More and more, architects are using system-level design methods to predict system performance earlier in the design cycle. This is valuable at the technical and organizational level for investigating the feasibility of new electronic products and enables new SoC designs to meet their performance objectives while avoiding the risk and cost of over-design.

The methodology facilitates the early collaboration of system architects, software developers and hardware designers and ARM works closely with its partners to ensure the ARM Interconnect can be configured to meet these challenges. The CoreLink NIC-301 Network Interconnect with its advanced QoS capability is a highly configurable and highly programmable piece of systems IP for on-chip connectivity of processors and peripherals w...

The ARM Connected Community stole the front page yesterday at Embedded World, as well as pages two, three and four with an avalanche of news and new ARM processor-based products.

On top of announcements from Monday were Fujitsu, NXP and Keil, and yesterday we saw more hot news announcements from Xilinx, Microsoft, Texas Instruments and ...