According to the company, these MCUs offer better cost and power efficiency than competitive MCU alternatives. Additional MCUs will come in the next few months designed for specific customers creating a product family dedicated to the automotive industry.
Cortus is now offering customers and partners direct access to Cortus silicon or its expertise in mixed-signal ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit)/SoC (System-on-Chip) design for turnkey solutions using Cortus’ large IP portfolio including processors (Cortus ISA and RISC-V ISA), digital, analogue, RF and security building blocks.
All Cortus products are fully supported by a comprehensive Software Development Environment.
The RISC-V architecture is now being selected by a growing number of SoC designers and is forecast to grow exponentially in the coming years.
Cortus has sought to position itself as a RISC-V leader offering solutions from a simple MCU to a high-end, high performance multi-core SoC. During the past six years, the company has designed and continues to design various RISC-V solutions for different customers and applications such as Satellite, Civil Nuclear, Security, Banking, Wireless, IoT, Automotive and Edge Computing.
