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Gopher Protocol, Inc., a Native IoT Technology Developer, Announces Beta Version for its Epsilon Software Tests with Prospective Clients to Begin in June
Gopher Protocol, Inc., a Native IoT Technology Developer, Announces Beta Version for its Epsilon Software Tests with Prospective Clients to Begin in June.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \n \n Gopher Protocol, Inc., a Native IoT Technology Developer, Announces Beta Version for its Epsilon Software Tests with Prospective Clients to Begin in June\n \n \nGopher Protocol, Inc., a Native IoT Technology Developer, Announces Beta Version for its Epsilon Software Tests with Prospective Clients to Begin in June\n \n SAN DIEGO, CA--(Marketwired - May 23, 2017) - Gopher Protocol, Inc. (OTCQB: GOPH) (\"Gopher\" and the \"Company\"), a development-stage company which specializes in the development of Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence enabled mobile technologies, announces a New Release of its software product Epsilon. The goal of Epsilon is to introduce improvements in the semiconductor development and design industry.\n Gopher's initial assessment suggests that Epsilon may allow semiconductor manufacturers to speed up the development process of chips, as well as provide for the optimization of chip design so that it uses less power.\n Epsilon does this by enabling designers to identify and correct faulty spots early during the design stages. Gopher believes that Epsilon may be able reduce development time for a chip by 30-50%, which could offer significant potential savings for chip manufacturers.\n Furthermore, Gopher expects that using Epsilon will enable microchip designers to design more power-efficient chips.\n Epsilon completes an on-the-fly analysis for electrical constraints during Integrated Circuit (IC) early design stages and suggests a method for correction of such constraints; this early detection eliminates problems that would be more expensive to address later in the development cycle.\n This release includes special algorithms that were especially targeted to analyze performance and power consumption of microchips that are designed for mobile and IoT domains. The requirements for these type of ICs is to comply with higher standards of low-power and high-performance for these types of circuitry and functionality. Epsilon includes a new mode called \"IoT Aware\" which specifically addresses these types of ICs; which fall within the RF and MIXED design types. \n Gopher Protocol is pleased to announce that several semiconductor companies are in ongoing evaluation of the technology with live evaluation set to begin by the beginning of June 2017.\n About Guardian Pet Tracker http://www.g...