Industry’s fastest QDR SRAM (18/01/2011)

Cypress’ QDR and DDR SRAMs at 36Mbit and 18Mbit densities are the latest in its 65nm SRAM family.

Wireless transmission of data (20/04/2010)

Cypress has introduced the first truly programmable solution for data communication over power lines.

PSoCs create more control (14/09/2009)

Cypress claims to have made a leap forward with its new range of programmable SoCs

Aiming for the bright lights (18/05/2009)

Fastest PC-to-handset file transfer (20/03/2009)

Dual Baseband design for global talking (25/07/2008)

When contemplating world travel, mobile handsets make MP3 players, navigation devices, and cameras redundant; but the phone is redundant when it does not work in the destination country

Helping LED designers maintain colour (30/04/2008)

Cypress Semiconductor has announced enhancements for its EZ-Color design solution for intelligent colour and white LED lighting systems.

Warming up to skate (25/01/2008)

Sounds odd, but if an ice skate’s blades are warm, the friction between ice and blade is reduced, improving skating.

Adding pins to processors (01/06/2007)

In an embedded design, using port expander devices to increase design flexibility avoids the problem of running out of pins on a processor just short of reaching completion

Cypress UPEK JPEG Reference design authenticates HDD (01/12/2006)

Cypress Semiconductor (www.cypress.com) and UPEK (www.upek.com), provider of biometic fingerprint security, have co-operated to produce a reference design to protect data on external HDDs (hard disk drives). By protecting the HDD, no data can pass between the PC and drive until a fingerprint match has been authenticated, increasing the security level.