VeriSilicon announced that LG Electronics, Inc. (LG) has selected the company’s mass-market proven, low-power graphics processing unit (GPU) GCNanoUltraV 2.5D for its next proprietary SoC (System-on -a chip) for various applications to equip them with impressive graphics functions.
VeriSilicon’s Vivante GCNanoUltraV 2.5D GPU includes the company’s self-developed compact low-level VGLite API driver to support the popular Light and Versatile Graphics Library (LVGL), which enables the creation of visually appealing user interfaces (UI) on a variety of Hardware platforms enabled. The GCNanoUltraV 2.5D GPU also supports Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) with VeriSilicon’s open source tool, SvgVGLiteRenderer, which parses SVG files and renders SVG content via the VGLite API.
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JeongHyu Yang, VP and Head of SoC Fundamental Technology Lab at LG, said: “We selected VeriSilicon’s Vector Graphics IP for its innovative features and performance in graphics-based applications. By incorporating this technology into our own SoC range, we expect to improve the overall customer experience and strengthen our product offering.”
Wei-Jin Dai, Executive VP and Managing Director of IP at VeriSilicon, said: “At a time when technology is continually reshaping consumer electronics, we are witnessing rapid development of relevant products. At VeriSilicon, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation and improving the user experience through our powerful IP portfolio with optimized PPA (Power, Performance, Area). Our partnership with LG will further strengthen our presence in the consumer electronics market.”
SOURCE: Businesswire