Ambric University Research Program
Ambric’s University Program has now reached 13 members worldwide. All of the program members use Ambric’s Massively Parallel Processor Array (MPPA) chips and aDesigner software development tools to tackle leading-edge research projects more effectively than with the traditional architectures and development tools of digital signal processors (DSPs) and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). The 1.2 TeraOPS performance and highly scalable architecture of Ambric MPPA chips are ideal for high-performance parallel processing applications — such as medical imaging, video, wireless, image recognition, and defense.
Ambric University Program Members and their applications:
| U.S.A. | International |
|---|---|
| Boston University Protein Docking Simulation |
Imperial College London, U.K. Financial Market Simulation |
| Brigham Young University Computer Vision, Image Processing |
Halmstad University, Sweden LTE software-defined radio |
| Lawrence Livermore National Labs Image Recognition, Signal Processing |
University of British Columbia, Canada Computer architecture |
| Portland State University Machine Learning |
University of Santiago, Spain Video encoding |
| University of Southern California Medical Ultrasound |
University of Toronto, Canada Image processing |
| University of South Carolina Medical Image Processing |
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| Virginia Tech Software-defined Radio |
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| University of Washington Video Encoding, Computer Architecture |
More info: Ambric’s University Progam
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