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Stream Processors, Inc.

Stream Processors, Inc. (SPI), was a Silicon Valley–based fabless semiconductor company specializing in the design and manufacture of high-performance digital signal processors for applications including video surveillance, multi-function printers and video conferencing. The company ceased operations in 2009.

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Founded
2004
Industry
Semiconductors-Specialized
Headquarters
Sunnyvale, California, United States
Key people
Bill Dally, Co-Founder and ex-Chairman
Number of employees
Approximately 100 (2007)
Products
Digital Signal Processor

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Stream Processors, Inc.

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Avg. degree1.97
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Founded · 1
Stream Processors, Inc. → 2004
Headquarters · 1
Stream Processors, Inc. → Sunnyvale, California, United States
Industry · 1
Stream Processors, Inc. → Semiconductors-Specialized
Key people · 1
Stream Processors, Inc. → Bill Dally, Co-Founder and ex-Chairman
Number of employees · 1
Stream Processors, Inc. → Approximately 100 (2007)
Products · 1
Stream Processors, Inc. → Digital Signal Processor
Type · 1
Stream Processors, Inc. → Private
Website · 1
Stream Processors, Inc. → www.streamprocessors.com

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Stream Processors, Inc.HeadquartersSunnyvale, California, United States1.00infobox
Stream Processors, Inc.IndustrySemiconductors-Specialized1.00infobox
Stream Processors, Inc.Key peopleBill Dally, Co-Founder and ex-Chairman1.00infobox
Stream Processors, Inc.Number of employeesApproximately 100 (2007)1.00infobox
Stream Processors, Inc.ProductsDigital Signal Processor1.00infobox
Stream Processors, Inc.TypePrivate1.00infobox
Stream Processors, Inc.Websitewww.streamprocessors.com1.00infobox
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