Taiding Microsystems has recently released a new powerful set-top box platform with ARM, successfully integrating all the key features of Web 2.0 broadband and broadcast technology. Users can provide on-demand video on demand and broadcast via TV via the Web user interface. Video services allow you to watch TV shows, run rich Internet applications, browse websites, and share information without leaving your room.
This new set-top box platform not only provides users with an immersive family interactive multimedia experience, developers and operators can also provide targeted content and related services through this platform to maximize the average per user. Revenue and advertising revenue.
This cooperation between Taiding and ARM provides system developers with the most feature-rich platform to create solutions for Internet STB applications. Tai Ding optimized its industry's first ARM-based 45nm on-chip system with integrated broadcast capabilities to fully exploit the high performance of the ARM Cortex-A9 processor. The ARM Cortex-A9 processor is a scalable, high-performance processor that meets the demands of home entertainment for high-bandwidth broadband and broadcast content media streams. Compared to the same type of solution, its power efficiency is also extremely high. improve.
With the increasing convergence of consumer electronics products, the need for transparency in content and data sharing among electronic products with different screen sizes is growing at home, in cars, and in action. Since many of the software supporting the ARM Cortex-A9 processor can be reused, current R&D work for other markets can be reused in set-top boxes.
Jennifer Carr, senior director of business development at Adobe, said: "Adobe is working with ARM and Teledyne to optimize ARM JIT performance for ActionScript 3.0. ActionScript 3.0 is being used on the Flash platform to provide the basic engine for digital home devices and to speed up the process. run."
With this Internet set-top box as the core, a huge ecosystem is also under development, including the following components: First, Qt, running on the Cortex-A9 processor-based Trident STB platform, from mobile applications to home applications Coherent user experience. Qt includes browser and widget features that run on QtWebKit. In addition, a large number of performance optimizations have been completed for Qt running on the ARM architecture.
Second, Qt is also the MeeGo development framework. ARM and its partners have done a lot of outstanding work on this platform based on the ARM Cortex-A9 processor. Third, for the Adobe Flash platform for digital homes, its core runtime and plug-in content have been optimized for ARM Cortex-A9, including ActionScript 3.0 JIT.
Fourth, HTML5, as a new Web 2.0 standard that incorporates features such as video playback, has also been optimized for ARM and will be the key to next-generation Web-based services. Fifth, the Google Android operating system designed for the ARM architecture includes an ARM native library development kit.
Sixth, JIT for ARM as part of the Dalvik Java Application Framework; and support for the Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Web Plugin. Seventh, the non-profit Linaro Company focuses on the development of the underlying software and provides the best tools and Linux development experience for ARM, shortening the time to market for different versions of Linux-based systems.
This new set-top box platform not only provides users with an immersive family interactive multimedia experience, developers and operators can also provide targeted content and related services through this platform to maximize the average per user. Revenue and advertising revenue.
This cooperation between Taiding and ARM provides system developers with the most feature-rich platform to create solutions for Internet STB applications. Tai Ding optimized its industry's first ARM-based 45nm on-chip system with integrated broadcast capabilities to fully exploit the high performance of the ARM Cortex-A9 processor. The ARM Cortex-A9 processor is a scalable, high-performance processor that meets the demands of home entertainment for high-bandwidth broadband and broadcast content media streams. Compared to the same type of solution, its power efficiency is also extremely high. improve.
With the increasing convergence of consumer electronics products, the need for transparency in content and data sharing among electronic products with different screen sizes is growing at home, in cars, and in action. Since many of the software supporting the ARM Cortex-A9 processor can be reused, current R&D work for other markets can be reused in set-top boxes.
Jennifer Carr, senior director of business development at Adobe, said: "Adobe is working with ARM and Teledyne to optimize ARM JIT performance for ActionScript 3.0. ActionScript 3.0 is being used on the Flash platform to provide the basic engine for digital home devices and to speed up the process. run."
With this Internet set-top box as the core, a huge ecosystem is also under development, including the following components: First, Qt, running on the Cortex-A9 processor-based Trident STB platform, from mobile applications to home applications Coherent user experience. Qt includes browser and widget features that run on QtWebKit. In addition, a large number of performance optimizations have been completed for Qt running on the ARM architecture.
Second, Qt is also the MeeGo development framework. ARM and its partners have done a lot of outstanding work on this platform based on the ARM Cortex-A9 processor. Third, for the Adobe Flash platform for digital homes, its core runtime and plug-in content have been optimized for ARM Cortex-A9, including ActionScript 3.0 JIT.
Fourth, HTML5, as a new Web 2.0 standard that incorporates features such as video playback, has also been optimized for ARM and will be the key to next-generation Web-based services. Fifth, the Google Android operating system designed for the ARM architecture includes an ARM native library development kit.
Sixth, JIT for ARM as part of the Dalvik Java Application Framework; and support for the Adobe Flash Player 10.1 Web Plugin. Seventh, the non-profit Linaro Company focuses on the development of the underlying software and provides the best tools and Linux development experience for ARM, shortening the time to market for different versions of Linux-based systems.
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