23 March 2011

Ask the Expert: What is TI's strategy for determining which acceleration functions are allocated in hardware in its newest base station SoC?

In TI's Ask the Experts video series, get answers to your most common technical questions about TI dsp and multicore products, including the TMS320C66x dsp core, KeyStone architecture and C66x devices. In this video, you'll hear Zhihong Lin, strategic marketing manager for TI's Wireless Base Station Infrastructure business, answer the question, "What is TI's strategy for determining which acceleration functions are allocated in hardware in its newest base station SoC?"

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