Sunnyvale, CA — (press release excerpt) — Oki Semiconductor and Adamya Technologies Inc. today announced a strategic partnership to provide advanced Bluetooth solutions to Oki and Adamya's customers in North America. The partnership will enable Oki's BQB certified Bluetooth chipset and module to be supported by Adamya's embedded BQB certified Bluetooth stack, and C-Blue.

Oki's Bluetooth solution was announced in July and includes a module integrating the chipset, Bluetooth software, an antenna and connector, a comprehensive systems development kit (SDK), and a Bluetooth protocol stack. With its fully qualified chipset, Oki is now offering both the chipset and modules for more options in Bluetooth design, and the module is now available for immediate sampling.

C-Blue is Adamya's Bluetooth protocol stack. With a footprint of just 15K Bytes and CPU requirement of just 0.2 MIPS, it is the smallest qualified stack in the market place today. C-Blue is easily embeddable into most of the generic processors, and is currently available for Windows, Embedded Linux, Linux, and other popular operating systems. The stack supports all standard profiles.

 
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