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Freescale selected for multi-party conferencing soln

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TEL AVIV, ISRAEL: Freescale Semiconductor’s MSC8144 multicore digital signal processor (DSP) has been selected by Radvision for use in its latest SCOPIA Elite 5000 Unified Communications Video Infrastructure Multiparty Conferencing Unit.

Radvision is an industry provider of products for unified visual communications over IP and 3G networks, offering a comprehensive set of standards-based video networking infrastructure technologies.

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As per a press release, the new SCOPIA Elite 5000 Series is Radvision’s next-generation solution for high-definition multiparty conferencing. The SCOPIA Elite platform utilizes Freescale’s MSC8144 DSP to deliver multi-channel 1080p processing, telepresence connectivity, dynamic resource allocation and individual video layouts per participant, yielding uncompromised high-definition support.

“Freescale's MSC8144 significantly improves our overall SCOPIA product-line efficiency by providing support for the latest video standards and resolutions, very high channel densities, throughput and increased system flexibility," said Orly Nicklass, vice president of R&D for Radvision. "As a leading supplier in the video infrastructure market, Radvision is pleased to offer our customers products that leverage the performance and programmability of Freescale's industry-leading DSP technology."

Once considered only an alternative to travel, videoconferencing is now a conventional method for conducting live meetings and has become a core business tool for both large and small enterprises. The increasingly rapid deployment of videoconferencing systems is the result of improved reliability, quality of service, lower equipment and bandwidth costs and the migration to IP networks. Other contributing factors to this growth include the availability of scheduling tools, as well as improved centralized management and ease-of-use.

Scott Aylor, director and general manager of DSP products for Freescale’s Networking and Multimedia Group said “Videoconferencing technology is rapidly becoming more mainstream, and Freescale’s investment in highly advanced DSP technologies is helping drive new levels of performance for video infrastructure applications.”