Sentence examples similar to developed chipset from inspiring English sources

IBM created a chipset in 2003, and Intel in 2002, but neither of them has developed chipsets to support newer technologies such as DDR2 or PCI Express.

Taiwan chip company MTK is developing chipsets that allow very low-end phones the ability to download and upload video.

Enterprise server manufacturers differentiate their systems by designing and developing chipsets that interface the processor to memory, interconnections, and peripheral controllers.

Nokia is continuing to develop its leading modem technology, which includes protocol software and related digital design for the full suite of 3GPP standards through WCDMA/GSM and its evolution, and then licenses the technology to chipset manufacturers to develop and produce chipsets for device manufacturers.

It's developing a chipset for the TV and cable networks called the MBD1000 that will allow a network to seamlessly interface with CDMA2000 and WCDMA systems.

Cognitive Systems, whose founding team includes chip designers, wireless networking firmware, DSP and wireless standards expertise, has developed its own chipset to power the platform.

Assuming Apple no longer wants to deal with Intel, it has two choices: it could go with a chipset developed by ATi (AMD), or one by nVidia.

With the industry's most advanced internal components including a Pioneer®/Renesas® jointly developed core processor chipset and complex internal and external composition, the new flagship model illuminates Pioneer's uncompromised design and engineering philosophies to deliver the truest picture and sound performance.

IceFyre was a venture-backed fabless semiconductor company focused on developing wireless chipsets for home multimedia applications.

Now there's reasonable assertions out there that Apple may well go with an nVidia-developed chipset.

As a side note, Apple has developed its own Bluetooth chipset for the AirPods, and the company is probably going to reuse this proprietary chip in all its devices.