September 24, 2007
IPSL SPECIAL
INTEREST GROUP™
ANNOUNCES NEW MEMBER
eSilicon™
joins to offer design and manufacturing expertise
to growing
standards group
SUNNYVALE, CA: September 24,
2007:
The IPSL Special Interest
Group is a standards-oriented body that has a core focus on
enabling service providers worldwide to enhance their
competitive position and to profitably deliver demanding new
high bandwidth services over wireline with compelling economics
and superior end-user experience. The IPSL SIG™ today announces
that eSilicon has joined the organization. The result of eSilicon's membership will be a faster, more cost-effective and
lower risk path to market for chip suppliers incorporating IPSL™
into their product lines.
eSilicon provides a
comprehensive suite of design, productization and manufacturing
services. The company delivers chips to system original
equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and fabless semiconductor
companies who serve a wide variety of markets including the
consumer, computer, communications and industrial segments.
“As a pioneering
semiconductor Value Chain Producer (VCP), eSilicon looks forward
to contributing our expertise and design methodologies to
members of the IPSL SIG community seeking to develop IPSL ASSPs
and ASICs," stated Jack Harding, Chairman, President and CEO of
eSilicon. "We believe participation in the IPSL SIG represents
an opportunity to speed the adoption of this exciting new
broadband technology."
“We are extremely pleased to
have eSilicon join the IPSL SIG. Their design expertise, and
cost and time to market efficiencies will provide direct
leverage to IPSL licensees, as well as to the entire ecosystem
forming around IPSL," stated Bill Narin, Executive Director of
the IPSL SIG. "A substantial opportunity exists right now for
firms with broadband domain expertise and intellectual
property."
About the IPSL Special Interest Group
About the IPSL Special
Interest Group™: IPSL SIG™ is an association of suppliers and
users of Internet Protocol Subscriber Line™ (IPSL™) products and
services organized with the mission of promoting IPSL as an open
telecommunication standard. Over time, the IPSL SIG seeks to
extend adoption and ratification of the IPSL specification to
telecommunications standards bodies throughout the world. IPSL
technology was originally developed by Rim Semiconductor (RSMI.OB).
For more information, visit
www.ipslsig.org.
Contact: Bill Narin, IPSL
SIG, 650-270-8740