Thursday, December 22, 2011

TI sued over patent infringement in OMAP 3 and 4 Series

TI sued over patent infringement in OMAP 3 and 4 Series

Texas Instruments (TI) is facing a patent infringement suit from Cradle IP, which claims that the company is violating three of its patents with its TMS320-series digital signal processors as well as its ARM-based AM389x Sitara and OMAP3 and 4 processors. The patents in question are #6,647,450 (Multiprocessor computer systems with command FIFO buffer at each target device), #6,708,259 (Programmable wake up of memory transfer controllers in a memory transfer engine) and #6,874,049 (Semaphores with interrupt mechanism). All three patents were held until November 9, 2011 by Cradle Technologies, which was spun off Cirrus Logic in 1998.

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