Europe takes leading role in developing chip design tools for next-generation wireless applications

Philips Electronics, austriamicrosystems, MAGWEL, IMEC and the universities of Lisbon, Bucharest and Delft today announced that they have joined forces in the 'CHAMELEON-RF' project - a European Union IST (Information Society Technologies) 6th Framework Program project targeted at producing better tools for designing the complex nano-scale silicon chips at the heart of next-generation wireless communication products.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news10456.html">Europe takes leading role in developing chip design tools for next-generation wireless applications</a></p> <p>Philips Electronics, austriamicrosystems, MAGWEL, IMEC and the universities of Lisbon, Bucharest and Delft today announced that they have joined forces in the 'CHAMELEON-RF' project - a European Union IST (Information Society Technologies) 6th Framework Program project targeted at producing better tools for designing the complex nano-scale silicon chips at the heart of next-generation wireless communication products.</p>