Intel acquires a Philips Electronics Spinoff – Silicon Hive
We first heard about Silicon Hive back in 2010 when they announced that the company got a $7M investment for a Intel Corporation to apply its parallel processing technology across mobile and embedded segments based on the Intel Atom Processor roadmap. With impressive semiconductor Systems-on-Chip (SoC) market growth this looked like something that Intel would scoop up and they company did. In a press release today released by New Venture Partners, it looks like Intel has acquired the company for an undisclosed amount.
Silicon Hive is fully owned company of Intel Corporation with currently more than 65 staff around the world. Headquartered in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, we have local offices in San Jose, Tokyo, Seoul, Bangalore, and Belgrade. Silicon Hive also leverages its vibrant eco-system of partners in USA, Japan, and India to further support customers in the entire life-cycle of SoCs, modules, and end products. Silicon Hive licenses flexible system solutions for consumer electronics and mobile terminals to semiconductor manufacturers and OEMs. We leverage our patented programmable parallel processor technology to address the ever-increasing performance demands of fast moving and convergent devices. Our solutions and parallel processor technology are embedded and applied in high performance camera systems, video systems, and wireless communications.
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