Industry's first multi-mode charging chipset to be made available for consumer use

OCTEON® III 48 Core 64-bit Processor SoC Provides 2.5X+ Performance Boost delivering the critical secure backhaul requirements for future LTE-A and 5G Wireless Core Network Applications

A Family of Single Chip Solutions for Next Generation Macrocell BTS and Smart Radio Heads

Qualcomm and MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS align to develop advanced communication features for the team's Formula One car

Revolutionary new 64-bit ARM processor ramps up tablet performance and battery life for heavy content Android users

MediaTek Ventures launches to enable a new generation of world-class companies

Fast and easy sharing of content, hardware and software resources enable multiple devices to combine and act together as a single, more powerful device

Complete with integrated CDMA2000 technology that looks to meet the needs of the high-end smartphone market worldwide

MT8870A Universal Test Set Lowers Test Costs in High-volume Manufacturing Environments; Speeds Time to Market of Next-generation Devices

Highly Integrated Devices Enable Korean Operator to Increase Mobile Coverage and Capacity for Outdoor and Indoor Environments

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation ("SMIC") (NYSE: SMI; SEHK: 981) the largest and most advanced pure-play foundry provider in China, and Cista System Corp. a fabless semiconductor company that specializes in CMOS Image Sensors (CIS) and System on Chip (SoC) designs, have jointly announced the achievement of mass production for two CIS-BSI products, of 1.3MP resolution with 1.75-micron pixel and 8MP resolution with 1.4-micron pixel, respectively. Both sensors are based on SMIC's independently developed 0.13-micron BSI technology platform.

Cadence Design Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CDNS), today announced that Brite Semiconductor Corporation, used Cadence® digital implementation and signoff tools to complete four 28nm system-on-chip (SoC) designs and reduced their time to market by three weeks compared to previous design methodologies. By using Cadence tools, Brite Semiconductor was also able to increase performance by up to 20 percent and reduce power consumption by up to 10 percent on these designs.