Author: JT Smith
EET.com reports that a clone of the ARM7 32-bit RISC processor core, previously
available free for download from the Internet, has been taken down while discussions happen between the core’s designer and a Chinese
representative of ARM Holdings. The student is a member of OpenCores, is a loosely knit global organization that aims to produce Open Source synthesizable circuit descriptions.
available free for download from the Internet, has been taken down while discussions happen between the core’s designer and a Chinese
representative of ARM Holdings. The student is a member of OpenCores, is a loosely knit global organization that aims to produce Open Source synthesizable circuit descriptions.
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