The MIPS SIMD architecture (MSA) module allows efficient parallel processing of vector operations. This functionality is of growing importance across a range of applications. For consumer electronics ...

About 64-Bit Architecture MIPS Technologies began developing its 64-bit processor architecture more than 10 years ago, based on the leading-edge RISC (reduced instruction set computer) research of ...

MIPS has licensed its 64-bit MIPS64 core architecture to companies including Cavium and Netlogic for years and even introduced the industry’s first 64-bit CPU, the R4000, in 1991.

Wave will also leverage the MIPS architecture as a controller for its data center platform. Additionally, MIPS provides a platform to take Wave’s architecture into edge computing applications.

Development of the original MIPS RISC (reduced instruction set computer) microprocessor ISA and architecture took place during the early 1980s at Stanford University under Professor John Hennessy.

Hennessy co-founded MIPS Computer Systems Inc. in 1984 to commercialize the Stanford team's work. Later, the Berkeley team's work was commercialized by Sun Microsystems in its SPARC microarchitecture.

Reacting to the contention that MIPS' additions mark a belated attempt to turn a computer-oriented processor architecture into one supporting embedded systems, Courtright said: “These things have ...

Called the Newton, the computer was developed by China’s Ingenic Semiconductor and is the first development kit for wearables with a MIPS-based CPU.

ASMedia Technology, the subsidiary IC design house of Asustek (Taipei, Taiwan), will utilize the architecture of MIPS (Mountain View, Calif.) to develop multimedia SoCs for digital consumer devices.