STMicroelectronics is showcasing its latest-generation connected home platform in Las Vegas during the world's largest Consumer Electronics Show.Codenamed Orly is believed to be the world's most powerful connected home system on chip, now designated STiH416, is implemented in a 28 nm manufacturing process and is said to provide the extreme performance needed for a truly amazing home entertainment experience.
ST's demonstrations in Las Vegas claims to highlight the STiH416 supporting advanced digital entertainment experiences such as integrated broadcast and Over The Top (OTT) Internet content, multi-screen multimedia streaming, 3D gaming and TV, social videoconferencing, and home automation communicating with other home devices and sensors.
Laurent Remont, GM, Connected Home Division, ST said, "The new STiH416 is a game-changer for the home entertainment industry. As the first connected home IC to feature a dual-core ARM application processor combined with a high-performance graphics processor, advanced HD decoding and encoding functionalities to enjoy content from any screens, and a state-of-the-art flexible security engine, it provides a future proof platform for operators and retailers to deliver best in class digital entertainment, social and home service."
