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As of September 20, 2002 inSilicon Corporation was acquired by Synopsys Inc. inSilicon Corporation provides connectivity semiconductor intellectual property used by semiconductor and systems companies to design systems-on-chip that are critical components of various wired and wireless products. The company's portfolio of analog and mixed-signal products and enabling connectivity technologies, including USB, PCI, Ethernet, IEEE-1394, JPEG, and Java™ Accelerators are used in a variety of markets encompassing communications, consumer, computing, multimedia, and office automation. inSilicon provides cores, related silicon subsystems, and firmware to customers that use its technologies in digital...

As of September 20, 2002 inSilicon Corporation was acquired by Synopsys Inc. inSilicon Corporation provides connectivity semiconductor intellectual property used by semiconductor and systems companies to design systems-on-chip that are critical components of various wired and wireless products. The company's portfolio of analog and mixed-signal products and enabling connectivity technologies, including USB, PCI, Ethernet, IEEE-1394, JPEG, and Java™ Accelerators are used in a variety of markets encompassing communications, consumer, computing, multimedia, and office automation. inSilicon provides cores, related silicon subsystems, and firmware to customers that use its technologies in digital devices ranging from network routers to handheld computers. The company's communications technology includes semiconductor intellectual property and related software. Competitors include Mentor Graphics' Inventra Division, Synopsys, Enthink, Gain Technology, the Vautomation subsidiary of ARC Cores, LSI Logic, the ASIC divisions of IBM, Lucent, Toshiba, NEC, Intel, Motorola, Cisco, Hewlett-Packard, Intrinsix, Sci-worx, Parthus Technologies, and the Tality subsidiary of Cadence.

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