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December 12, 2001
Stonestreet One, a leading Kentucky-based provider of Bluetooth hardware,
software, and engineering services, and NewLogic Technologies, a leading
provider of intellectual property (IP) and IC design services, today announced
an agreement which will benefit customers seeking embedded Bluetooth solutions.
The companies will offer a combination of Stonestreet One’s upper layer
Bluetooth protocol stack, Bluetopia™ and NewLogic’s BOOST™ Bluetooth
baseband processor, with an interface at the host controller interface (HCI)
level. The companies plan to offer a fully integrated BOOST and Bluetopia
solution, thereby eliminating the need for an external host processor.
Both companies’ products have been listed with the Bluetooth Special Interest
Group (SIG) qualifying body. Bluetopia, which implements the Bluetooth
protocols above the HCI and aids developers in creating Bluetooth compliant
applications, runs on a variety of operating systems and microprocessor
architectures including Intel, Hitachi, Mitsubishi, ARM, and DSPs. The complete
BOOST IP family includes a Bluetooth baseband processor, a Bluetooth software
protocol stack and a Bluetooth CMOS radio core. These IP elements, when combined
with a suitable microcontroller core, permit the implementation of single chip
Bluetooth solutions using industry standard CMOS process technologies. A variety
of development platforms and tools are also offered.
“We are striving every day to make Bluetooth solutions smaller, less expensive
and with lower power requirements,” said Tim Reilly, founder and chief
technology officer of Stonestreet One. “So far, our testing has indicated good
interoperability with NewLogic’s technology and we are excited about what this
relationship might produce for our customers.”
“A partnership with Stonestreet One will further enhance software and
applications support to existing and future Bluetooth intellectual property
solution customers,” said Hans-Peter Metzler, president and CEO of NewLogic
Technologies. “Stonestreet One’s Bluetooth applications expertise directly
complements our core technology offerings and will give customers ready access
to embedded plug and play Bluetooth solutions,” he added.
Bluetooth, a wireless technology, developed by a group of leading computer,
telecommunications, and semiconductor companies, provides an open standard for
short-range communications. Designed to enable wireless transmission of
data and voice, Bluetooth wireless technology eliminates the need for cables
between electronic devices by utilizing a small, low-cost, low-power radio link.
About Stonestreet One
Stonestreet One, based in Louisville, Kentucky, designs, develops, and
integrates embedded systems and wireless data applications for a diverse group
of customers including leading companies in computer hardware, mobile
communications, food service equipment, biomedical devices and material handling
systems. The company, an Associate Member of the Bluetooth Special
Interest Group (SIG), specializes in Bluetooth technology, offering engineering
services, hardware, and software for developers and end users.
For more information visit www.stonestreetone.com
or contact:
Johanna A. Hull
Stonestreet One, Inc.
322 West Main Street
Louisville, KY 40202
+1-502-595-7000
+1-502-595-7020 fax
info@stonestreetone.com
www.stonestreetone.com
About NewLogic Technologies
NewLogic, headquartered in Lustenau, Austria, is a leading provider of
intellectual property and IC design services. Its comprehensive IP portfolio
includes embedded non-volatile memory, DSP, mixed signal and RF cores for the
communications, information and automotive electronics markets. NewLogic is an
Associate member of the Bluetooth SIG.
For more information visit www.newlogic.com
or contact:
NewLogic Technologies AG
Millennium Park 6
A-6890 Lustenau
Austria
+43-5577-62000-111
+43-5577-62000-988 Fax
info@newlogic.com
www.newlogic.com
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