InnoPhase IoT Highlights Green Tea Studio for Talaria 6 SoCs at CES 2026
January 09, 2026
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InnoPhase IoT, Inc. showcased its Green Tea Studio (GTS) integrated development ecosystem for its Talaria 6 Family of System-on-Chips (SoCs) during CES 2026. The solution delivers access to existing open-source development environments and third-party software. This allows current MCU applications and solutions to be seamlessly ported while facilitating the development of new IPs.
“The Talaria 6 IoT platform, combined with the innovative and flexible Green Tea Studio, enables our customers, developers, and partners to plug and play with a U.S. based trusted silicon supplier while gaining the benefits of energy efficiency, versatile connectivity, high performance, and enhanced security,” said Dr. Yang Xu, Founder and CEO of InnoPhase IoT.
GTS Highlights:
- Ready to deploy, utilizing Talaria Core Connectivity Layer (TCCL), along with Highly Flexible Upper Stack MCU Integration
- Secure Multi-protocol Core Connectivity Layer, supporting Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, Zigbee, and Thread
- Reuse existing MCU applications and port to an ARM Cortex-M33 processor
- Edge AI Applications are directly ported, from Sensor Peripheral Interface through accelerated CPU processing and Cloud Communication
- Migration Path to a Trusted, US-based Silicon Supplier
- PSA Level 2/Level 3 Security with fully Secure Product Lifecycle Management
- Fully compliant with the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark and the E.U. Cyber Resilience Act
Ideal applications include smart home, building automation, industrial IoT, and medical.
For more information, visit innophaseiot.com/talaria-6-family-of-socs/.
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