Semiconductor intellectual property provider CAST, Inc. recently introduced the newest generation in its eighteen-year-long series of IP cores for video and image compression.
Silicon IP Cores
CAST customer is using the GUNZIP IP core to save energy and resources via firmware compression within an LTE chipset.
Lossless compression via hardware GZIP iP can reduce connectivity and energy requirements for IoT and other Internet devices.
A negligible delay from video capture to display—the “glass-to-glass” latency—is critical for many video streaming applications, from advanced driver assistant systems (ADAS) and unmanned vehicles to video conferencing and broadcasting.
A paper, slides, and presentation video discussing how lossless data compression—with CAST's ZipAccel GZIP IP cores—can save significant energy in IOT applications.
Reduce bandwidth and storage requirements with standard GZIP/ZLIB/Deflate compression at over 90Gbps on Xilinx Alveo Data Center Accelerator Cards.
Low-latency Video Decoding IP Subsystem Meets Megh's Requirements for Video Analytics System Using AI/Deep Learning to Prevent Retail Inventory Loss
An H.264 family supporting different profiles and providing excellent video quality, even for ultra-low-latency, and/or low-bit-rate video streaming.
A family of silicon IP cores for GZIP/ZLIB/Deflate lossless compression and decompression, as well as a LZ4/Snappy decompression core. The IP cores of the family are highly configurable to allow fine-tuning of its compression efficiency, throughput ...
This first LZ4/Snappy IP core ASIC or FPGA hardware engine offloads a system’s CPU for high-throughput, low-latency, lossless data decompression.