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NXT applications bask in the sunlight |
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Written by Alice Walker
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Friday, 02 May 2008 |
A string of novel products featuring sound technology from Cambridge
based NXT – including a musical sunglasses case – have hit the
marketplace.
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ARM shares surge on strong Q1 results |
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Written by News Desk
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Tuesday, 29 April 2008 |
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Shares in Cambridge chip designer ARM Holdings began to trek northwards
as soon as encouraging first quarter results were posted by the firm –
recently named the best East of England company of all time in Business
Weekly’s ‘Champion of Champions’ competition.
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Canadian chip designer planning to double capacity from Stortford base |
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Written by Lautaro Vargas
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Wednesday, 16 April 2008 |
A Canadian designer of chips for the data communications and broadcast
industries is planning major expansion at its Bishop’s Stortford design
centre following a refocus of the firm’s corporate strategy.
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Taiwan chip star to grow R & D hub in ARM's back yard |
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Written by Tony Quested
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Wednesday, 16 April 2008 |
 One of the world's leading consumer electronics chip designers, Taiwan
headquartered Sunplus Group, is targeting European growth – notably in
mobile phones markets – from a new Cambridge research base.
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South African automotive electronics specialist eyes Cambridge for HQ |
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Written by Lautaro Vargas
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Wednesday, 09 April 2008 |
The South African automotive specialist that bought Pi Technology in 2006
is proposing to make Cambridge the entire group’s global headquarters
under major new international expansion plans.
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DisplayLink hopes to emulate Microsoft, Google and Amazon with Seattle move |
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Written by Ben Fountain
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Monday, 07 April 2008 |
 Cambridge technology start-up, DisplayLink is aggressively recruiting in Seattle, having established a new operation on Microsoft's doorstep to support its partnerships with the software giant.
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MP3 innovator focuses on Cambridge |
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Written by Lautaro Vargas
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Wednesday, 02 April 2008 |
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German efficiency has turned
to Cambridge innovation as
hugely ambitious digital storage and multimedia specialist, TrekStor, embarks on a
mission to develop technology it believes will eventually
help replace MP3s.
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