Philips forms strategic alliances

Tuesday, 16 January, 2001

Philips Components has announced alliances with several technology companies, namely Cambridge Silicon Radio, Intersil Corp, Silicon Wave and WIDCOMM.

The alliances augment the company's position in connectivity, and further builds upon Philips Components' relationship with sister division Philips Semiconductors.

This announcement signals the company's aggressive push to be a one-step wireless shopping market for OEMs looking to bring Bluetooth and 802.11-enabled products to market.

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