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The Verari Systems Software target market consists of scientific and parallel computing users who want to reduce their cost of ownership while enhancing their return on investment by solving problems important to their mission, rather than tangling with free but costly to own software that has no guaranteed support path nor guarantees of performance or compliance. Verari Systems Software licenses its products worldwide to industry, academia, and government users. VSI/Pro VSI/Pro is the flagship math and signal processing library from Verari Systems Software. VSI/Pro is fully compliant with the VSIPL (Vector, Signal, and Image Processing Library) standard, as set forth by the VSIPL Forum (www.vsipl.org). VSIPL is an open standard that provides an API (Application Programmer's Interface) to a library of scalar, vector, linear algebra, matrix, and signal processing functions (FFT, Window, Filter, and Convolution) for both scientific and engineering applications. VSI/Pro has been optimized for a variety of embedded SBC systems and provides portability, high performance and interoperability on diverse hardware architectures. Our VSI/Pro product provides excellent performance optimization for different kinds of DSP applications on PowerPC/Altivec (both G4 and G5) and x86 architectures (both 32 bit and 64 bit). In general, our highly optimized Altivec implementation provides a factor of 6x - 8x performance boost compared to non-Altivec implementations. VSI/Pro Image VSI/Pro Image from Verari Systems Software is fully compliant with the VSIPL (vector, signal, and image processing library) Image Processing Operations Standard, as set forth by the VSIPL Forum, a community standards group. VSI/Pro Image provides both image and signal processing capabilities. The VSIPL Standard API (Application Programmer's Interface) consolidated and streamlined existing mathematical libraries and defined standard functions for scientific and engineering computing. Verari Systems Software, the leading middleware developer for high performance computing, is an active member of the VSIPL Forum.
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