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Software makes more of processors and mappers

Agere Systems and NComm have jointly announced first-of-their-kind software update offerings that function on Agere's network processor and mapper chips.

News from Agere Systems ( 6 June 2005)

Infineon expands Arrow deal to UK and Ireland

Arrow Electronics (UK) has been appointed by Infineon Technologies to distribute its full product line in the UK and Ireland.

News from Arrow Electronics (UK) ( 6 June 2005)

Basebands expand digital radio coverage

Spurring the worldwide growth of digital radio, Texas Instruments and RadioScape have released the world's first chips and modules for the Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) standard.

News from Texas Instruments ( 3 June 2005)

Programmable chip optimises set-top-box clocks

User application article Kreatel Communications is using the IDT 5V9885 programmable clock generator for its line of Internet protocol (IP) set-top box products offering support for advanced video codecs.

News from IDT ( 2 June 2005)

Two-chip set puts TV on the motherboard

User application article Asus is using an advanced Philips solution for analogue TV to deliver its first motherboard with TV reception.

News from Philips Semiconductors ( 2 June 2005)

Sangoma signs for voice quality enhancement

Sangoma Technologies Corp has chosen Octasic technology for use in its high density E1/T1/J1 Advanced Flexible Telecommunications series solution supporting voice and data.

News from Octasic (30 May 2005)

Media servers accelerate network attached storage

Agere Systems has developed what it reckons is the world's fastest portfolio of multimedia and storage networking chips for homes and businesses.

News from Agere Systems (27 May 2005)

Weak second half for Zarlink

Zarlink Semiconductor has released fourth quarter and fiscal 2005 results for the year ended 25th March 2005.

News from Zarlink Semiconductor (24 May 2005)

SATA bridge chips to expand interface options

Oxford Semiconductor is to become the first bridge chip company to provide external storage manufacturers with a complete range of SATA disk interfacing solutions.

News from Oxford Semiconductor (19 May 2005)

Alliance targets voice-over-packet ICs

STMicroelectronics and Octasic have signed an agreement to deliver a family of leading-edge voice-over-packet ICs.

News from Octasic (11 May 2005)

Rad-hard chipset puts RS422 in space

New from Peregrine Semiconductor are the PE926C31 RS422 rad-hard transmitter and PE926C32 RS422 rad-hard receiver devices for space applications.

News from Peregrine Semiconductor (11 May 2005)

Versatile PCI Express bridge goes both ways

The PEX 8114 is billed as the most versatile PCI Express bridging device in its class, capable of forward, reverse and nontransparent bridging, and features 1Gbyte/s throughput.

News from PLX Technology Europe ( 6 May 2005)

PHYs provide rapid diagnosis of cabling

A new family of physical layer devices employs advanced mixed-signal technology to bring a distinctive combination of features, performance and low power consumption to Fast Ethernet applications.

News from Solid State Supplies ( 6 May 2005)

Network storage processors speed file transfers

A new system-on-chip architecture aims to power the industry's next-generation of network attached storage and media server appliances.

News from Infrant Technologies ( 5 May 2005)

Wireless solution marries 2G and 3G infrastructure

Agere Systems has unveiled its TrueAdvantage Wireless Access Solutions, featuring new technology that allows current and future wireless systems to be simultaneously supported over a single network.

News from Agere Systems ( 3 May 2005)

Economical management cuts GbE port costs

A new Gigabit Ethernet chip solution for switches offers 10 times the performance in bandwidth and speed delivering voice, video and data traffic compared with currently deployed switching equipment.

News from Agere Systems ( 3 May 2005)

Agere maintains solid financial footing

Agere Systems has reported that revenues for the second quarter of fiscal 2005, ended 31st March, were $417 million, at the high end of the guidance range provided by the company in January.