Korusys is about to release a range of IEEE1588-2008 network timing and synchronisation products. These include a high performance IEEE1588-2008 Slave card for PC based applications.

For advanced information please contact us.

Following 2 years of succesful trading Korusys has a new look website and logo. We feel that this new look freshens up our web portal and reflects our continuing commitment to providing a high quality experience to our clients.

In recognition of our considerable expertise and experience in FPGA design, Korusys is proud to announce that it has been accepted as an Altera Consultant Alliance Program member. Korusys is pleased that the skills and services it has to offer have been recognised by such a significant Silicon Vendor.

About Altera:

Altera Corporation is the pioneer of programmable logic solutions, enabling system and semiconductor companies to rapidly and cost effectively innovate, differentiate, and win in their markets.

About ACAP:

Altera Consultants Alliance Program (ACAP) partners are a part of a global network of design service providers. They offer experience and expertise in a wide range of market applications.

Korusys is proud to have become a member of the National Microelectronics Institue, the trade association for the microelectronics industry in the UK.

The NMI provides a practical mechanism for commercial and technological development of the microelectronics industry in the UK and Ireland.

A recent NMI press release descibes Korusys as "A design consultancy with a tremendous pedigree in ASIC and FPGA system and software development."

Please take a look at our business brief at the NMI.
Korusys Business Brief

Korusys has been included on the Silicon South West map depicting the cluster of electronics companies located in the South West region of England. The cluster consists of around 50 companies which directly employ some 5,000 people. A feature of the cluster is its active start-up culture and these companies have raised around £250million of venture capital in recent years. The cluster has also attracted high levels of inward investment from HP Labs, Motorola, Panasonic, ST Microelectronics and ToshibaTelecoms Research Europe all of which have substantial R&D sites in the region.