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US manufacturing innovator buys Splashpower
Written by Lautaro Vargas   
Wednesday, 07 May 2008

The business and assets of Splashpower Ltd, the Cambridge wireless power innovator which went into administration six weeks ago, have been acquired by Alticor subsidiary, US-based Fulton Innovation.

 
Shares nosedive as CSR pays price for UbiNetics
Written by Alice Walker   
Thursday, 01 May 2008

Cambridge Bluetooth wireless specialist CSR took a hammering from the stockmarket after recording a £22m loss in its Q1 results and offering little hope for any significant pick up in Q2.
 
Cambridge wireless technology woos the world
Written by Lautaro Vargas   
Wednesday, 30 April 2008

The East of England is leading the charge towards equipping the UK and beyond with the cutting edge technology that will soon be demanded by a new era of unprecedented digital media requirements.

 
CSR reaches one billion chips milestone
Written by News Desk   
Thursday, 17 April 2008
After a sorry start to 2008, shares in CSR look to have achieved some upward momentum, gaining 3.8 per cent.

 
CSR demonstrates 50-times faster Bluetooth
Written by Ben Fountain   
Monday, 14 April 2008
CSR has given the first public demonstration of its Ultra Low Power (ULP) Bluetooth silicon. Demonstrated at the Continua Health Alliance medical conference in Luxembourg, the ULP technology consumes 10 times less power than standard Bluetooth and is 50-times faster.
 
Sagentia helps Afghan regeneration
Written by News Desk   
Wednesday, 02 April 2008
Sagentia technology is being used to help bolster the economic regeneration of Afghanistan and the wider region through the roll out of M-Paisa, a mobile technology platform which can provide financial services for those without access to banking.
 
Cambridge at centre of new UK wireless energy-saving device
Written by Ben Fountain   
Thursday, 27 March 2008
Cambridge based Zigbee specialist, Ember has teamed up with Energy Optimisers in Grimsby to develop a new wireless plug-in electricity meter that the partners say could help companies and households shave hundreds to thousands of pounds off their electricity bills.
 
CSR bluetooth bites into MP3 market
Written by Sam Fountain   
Wednesday, 26 March 2008
The Bluetooth wizards at CSR have added yet more functionality available to mobile phone end users, combining Bluetooth with MP3 capabilities and providing handset developers with significant reductions in power usage, size and even cost.
 
Sarantel to design next-gen satellite antenna
Written by Sam Fountain   
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
Filtering antenna maker, Sarantel has has won yet another design award, this time to develop the antenna for Iridium's next generation satellite phone.
 
Chance to get ‘filthy rich from cat flap’
Written by Sam Fountain   
Wednesday, 12 March 2008
A small Cambridge outfit is using the humble cat-flap as an entry point to the next-generation RFID market.
 
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