News releases

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC; NYSE: SMI and HKSE: 981) and Dolphin Integration SA have entered a partnership to offer the state-of-the-art 6-times acceleratedFlip8051 Virtual Components (ViC) microprocessor core optimized for customers using SMIC’s 0.35-micron EEPROM process. In addition, SMIC’s customers can take advantage for free of Dolphin’s mixed signal simulation tool, SMASH, for facilitating […]

The launch of the 80251 grants to the growing number of Systems-on-Chip or SoC Integrators, a move to 16 bits empowering the architecture of choice with top performance over complexity, in terms of silicon cost. Now in terms of full “in-SoC cost”, the partners’ expertise and solutions comprise the most radical Integration Platform for mixed

The DOLPHIN Group of Meylan, France, provider of products and services for the Design Industry of Microelectronics, today announced that it has been listed 221 amongst the fastest growing European companies included in the 2003 Europe’s 500, an annual listing endorsed by 3i, Microsoft, Boston Consulting Group and PricewaterhouseCoopers. The Europe’s 500 listing identifies and

Dolphin Integration of Meylan, France and Dolphin Delegation, their subsidiary dedicated to Design Services, announce at SAME 2003 starting on October 8, the opening of their System-on-Chip (SoC) Integration Center in the Telecom Valley. SoC designers daily face the importance of hardware/software co-development, and the growing hurdles of SoC Verification, while current trends show that

Keil and Dolphin Integration prove the worth of development platforms based on the SUCCESS™ linking process for higher design productivity. Keil GmbH of Grasbrunn, Germany and DOLPHIN Integration SA of Meylan, France are announcing jointly at DAC-2003 in Anaheim that they performed the linking of Integrated Development Environment (IDE) µVision2 together with multi-level mixed signal

On the threshold of the tenth cycle of the semiconductor industry, SoC Integration is driven to lower power-consumption and higher design-yield, toward which PTC is striving with state-of-the-Art Virtual Components and EDA solutions from DOLPHIN Princeton Technology Corporation of Taipei, Taiwan and DOLPHIN Integration SA of Meylan, France are disclosing their series of licensing agreements,