TI�s new KeyStone multicore architecture is truly a game changer, providing the highest MIPS with the lowest power for multicore DSPs in the industry. KeyStone is based on TI�s new TMS320C66x multicore DSPs that integrate fixed and floating point capabilities in the industry�s highest performing CPU. The new architecture provides the flexibility to include targeted coprocessing, fixed- and floating-point operations, optimized inter-element communications, and a variety of processor types. KeyStone incorporates DSP cores capable of both 32 GMACs per core for fixed-point operations and 16 GFLOPS for floating-point operations. This represents a performance boost that far exceeds the expectation of Moore�s Law in a single generation and also brings to market the first floating-point processor capable of operating at the highest DSP performance levels.

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