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Bangalore, June 4

ARM launched the AMBA adaptive verification tool for chip design on Monday. AMBA can be used to verify entire on-chip communication systems, through an engine for extracting and applying traffic profile information to predict how system on chips (SoCs) will perform. "To be successful in the market, tomorrow's complex consumer devices must run multiple applications simultaneously, which require fast and efficient on-chip communication," said Mr Jonathan Morris, general manager of the System Design Division at ARM, in a release issued by the company.

"To minimise risk, designers need a complete toolbox, including on-chip communication and verification IP, plus a tools framework that enable them to configure, analyse and verify their complex SoC devices." AMBA Adaptive Verification IP will be available to lead partners in the third quarter of 2007 and generally available in the fourth quarter.

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