News & Analysis
Comment
yalanand
Good to know that Nujira has opened IC design centre in Edinburgh. Though ...
Nujira opens IC design center in Edinburgh
Peter Clarke
8/1/2011 11:54 AM EDT
LONDON – Nujira Ltd., a provider of "envelope-tracking" technology as a power saver in cellular telephone power amplifiers, has announced it has been awarded £175,000 (about $290,000) funding from Scottish Development International to open an IC design center in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The design center has opened with a small group that could expand to 20 people in time. The multidisciplinary IC development team focused on handsets and will specialize in switched mode power supply controller and amplifier designs, Nujira (Cambridge, England) said.
"Our vision is to install hundreds of millions of Coolteq ICs into energy-efficient 3G and 4G devices means that we need to rapidly expand our IC design capabilities," said Tim Haynes, CEO of Nujira, in a statement.
Nujira announced additional investment of $16 million in May 2001 that would allow it to expand its handset IC design team.
Related links and articles:
Nujira takes $16 million more in funding
Nujira makes multimillion dollar deal for PA power saver
OpenET Alliance seeks to develop open specifications for envelope tracking interfaces for 3G and 4G platforms
|
|
|
|
|
Navigate to related information
yalanand
8/3/2011 2:28 AM EDT
Good to know that Nujira has opened IC design centre in Edinburgh. Though currently its a small group am sure in future it has potential to expand its team size and thus create new jobs in Europe.
Sign in to Reply