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News Release from: EtherWaves
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 16 March 2007
Acquisition expands digital radio
expertise
EtherWaves has completed the acquisition of all the assets of Sonarics Labs.
EtherWaves has completed the acquisition of all the assets of Sonarics Labs, a company specialising in Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB)/Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (DMB) technology Sonarics Labs' proven solutions have empowered thousands of digital radio receivers, around the world, in the consumer electronics market, and in German luxury in-car infotainment systems
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 18 Mar 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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EtherWaves develops and licenses digital radio and mobile TV intellectual property (IP), targeting automotive and system-on-chip (SoC) markets.
EtherWaves offers new opportunities for semiconductor companies enabling SoC, embedded with standard core processors, to compete in the digital radio and mobile TV markets.
"Powered by our patent-pending IMSiS technology, our ClearSignal solution comprises a finely balanced fusion of software and silicon design enabling SoC designers to employ their existing core processor, while simultaneously supporting multiple digital radio functionality", said Linda Kedem, EtherWaves' Marketing Manager.
"EtherWaves' innovative core agnostic software has the capability to run on a standard core processor".
"By leveraging Sonarics' pure software technology, we are providing competitive advantages to SoC designers who do not have to add large and costly silicon subsystems when needing to operate Digital Radio capability".
"The acquisition will position EtherWaves as a leading provider of digital radio technologies", continued Kedem.
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