PicoChip
picoChip is a venture-backed fabless semiconductor company based in Bath, England, founded in 2000.
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picoChip is ready to conduct trials with several carriers this year and expects to see commercial LTE femtocell products in 2011.
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Femtocell developers Ubiquisys and PicoChip raise big funding rounds amidst the ongoing industry debate if femtocells and free Wi-Fi will even coexist.
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Roke Manor Research has developed 3G Wide Area Coverage Femtocell capability using picoChip's technology as the development platform.
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picoChip designs has been named Best Enabling Product/Technology for LTE in the Informa LTE Awards. LTE awards had been annouced at LTE World Summit.
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picoChip has added Systems4Silicon as an approved design center for its picoArray multi-core DSP
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picoChip has secured $27 million of new investment in fourth round funding. Highland Capital Partners led the financing round together with undisclosed key strategic investors. Existing investors include Atlas Venture, Pond Venture Partners, Scottish Equity, Rothschild, Intel and AT&T. The new money will fund future growth.
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Serial entrepreneur, Dr Rodger Sykes, former CEO of PicoChip and SiConnect is now CEO of a new company in the microwave space called MMIC Solutions. Look for first products early next year.
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Announcement of a partnership between UK chip developer, picoChip and Korea Telecom has opened up the possibility of WiMAX access points supplanting WiFi for wireless communications in the home. The two companies have formed a partnership to develop home-base stations, otherwise know as "femtocells."
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