Renesas Electronics Corporation has revealed new strategies on its
system-on-chip (SoC) business for mobile and multimedia applications,
areas that are expected to extend across various fields and help the company
to best bring out its strengths. Renesas ...
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- Renesas targeting mobile and multimedia applications for strategic growth
- X-FAB announces 85 percent year-on-year sales growth
- Self-repairing solar cell is bio-inspired
- Siemens medical unit ties in with National Semi ICs
- Zoran to buy Microtune for $166 million
- Intelligent Battery project opens new ground in energy storage applications
- ARM, in servers push, describes the Cortex-A15 CPU
- Energy harvesting becoming relevant for TPMS, IDTechEx says
- Maxim acquires Phyworks - opens up new high-speed opportunities
- Renesas Electronics and SoftAtHome join efforts on Hybrid IPTV/Terrestrial, Satellite and OTT STBs
- ATCA blade tackles packet processing problems
- New mobile dual-screen display IC offers 1080p
- Fibre optic connector combines density with easy installation
- Echelon rolls out Linux-based smart grid products
- Analog Devices rolls highly accurate current sense amplifier
- Cypress offers CapSense and TrueTouch controllers in WLCSPs
- Link network adapter accelerates market entry of connected devices
- EMI-Reducing differential oscillator
- Complete touch design flow from analysis to design rule checks
- Dual core MCUs target factory automation
- Intel to purchase Infineon's Wireless Solutions Business in USD 1.4 billion cash transaction
- A4 chip drives AppleTV, iPod Touch
- AMD unveils two new x86 cores
- Apple iPad upgrade likely to get STMicro gyro
- Marvell and Harman bring advanced Wi-Fi to the automotive industry
- Decision time looms for hard drive makers
- Toshiba spins 2.5 Tbit hard disk
- IBM claims fastest MPU
- Russian chipmaker calls for import ban
- Marvell buys into broadband-over-power
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