Sentence examples for a networking chip from inspiring English sources

Broadcom bcom unveiled a networking chip designed for fast delivery of video, voice and data without using expensive fiber optic cables.

He and Ageia's four cofounders, all passionate gamers who had worked on a networking chip at Celox Networks in St . Louis began pursuing a physics chip in 2002.

Previously, for that kind of high performance in a networking chip, you'd have to use a much more exotic and costly chip-making process based on a material called gallium arsenide, used by specialty chip companies such as TriQuint Semiconductor or Vitesse Semiconductor.

When asked, Intel executives invariably cite the success of Centrino, the firm's laptop platform, which combines a processor with a Wi-Fi networking chip, software and other supporting components.

Moreover, a few newly funded networking chip startups were about to try to take some of MMC's business.

STEPHAN HERRERA Cheaper than Intel GALILEO TECHNOLOGY, a specialized chipmaker in Karmiel, Israel, got into hot water last summer when it was late with a new version of its networking chip.

"This is a group of companies which have a very bright future," says Clark Westmont, networking chip analyst with Nationsbanc Montgomery Securities in San Francisco.

As a result, it appears that Qualcomm is looking to directly challenge Broadcom in the networking chip market, setting up an additional battle between the two companies.

"It is a sobering wakeup call for companies such as Broadcom brcm, Galileo Technology galt and MMC Networks," says Kevin Landis, portfolio manager for the technology mutual fund Firsthand Funds with over $350 million in assets and a long-time investor in communication and networking chip companies.

Another element of the platform's speed will come from the faster networking chip designs that Juniper built into its network switches released last January, and its switch to a two-tier instead of a three-tier data center architecture, a setup that brings servers closer to the Internet with less need for intermediate data-aggregation steps.

"Just like networking, chip companies are also outsourcing their research & development efforts," says Rossmann.