Actually, I have data sheets of such a chipset that was built in the
early-80s and was commercially available. However, the company failed
and so went the product. I think I even still have the data sheets
buried someplace in my file cabinet.
Howie
>
> > I've heard rumors that there might be a chipset (ASIC, core?) that
> > implements a rudimentary version of TCP. Such a thing would be used in an
> > embedded system, e.g. Does anybody know more about this?
>
> I have heard that iReady Corporation is designing such chips.
>
> See:
> [1] <URL:http://www.ireadyco.com/> (iReady's home page)
> [2] <URL:http://www.roederj.com/RJRoot/RJHTML/IRHome.html>
> [3] <URL:http://www.chipexpress.com/corporate/pressreleases/ceiready.html>
>
> Noritoshi Demizu
>
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