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 \section{Recore Systems}
-Recore Systems is a relatively young IT company based in Enschede, the
-Netherlands. It emerged as the result of research at the University of Twente
-and focuses on developing hardware IP blocks for use in semiconductor devices.
-The main product of Recore is to be the Montium Tile Processor, a low energy,
-high performance reconfigurable processor aimed at low-power DSP applications.
-The Montium will be discussed in more detail in the next section.
+Recore Systems is a relatively young semiconductor company based in Enschede,
+the Netherlands. It emerged as the result of research at the University of
+Twente and focuses on developing hardware IP blocks for use in semiconductor
+devices.  The main product of Recore is the Montium Tile Processor, a low
+energy, high performance reconfigurable processor aimed at low-power DSP
+applications.  The Montium will be discussed in more detail in the next section.
 
 Recore aims to provide a full solution for semiconductor manufactures and their
 customers, by providing IP blocks such as the Montium, tools for working with
@@ -14,6 +14,6 @@ components are still in a development stage, but already used internally and by
 the University of Twente.
 
 The activities of Recore and the employees working on them are roughly divisible
-into three camps: Hardware design, tooling development and DSP engineering. This
-distinction is not a very strict or physical one: most work is the result of a
-coordinated effort.
+into three disciplines: Hardware design, tooling development and DSP
+engineering. This distinction is not a very strict or physical one: most work is
+the result of a coordinated effort.