Taiwan IC designers strengthening USB 2.0 chip portfolio
The USB 2.0-based application market is expected to replace the old USB 1.1 specification and enjoy significantly-rising growth as soon as the end of this year, as companies like Intel, Microsoft and motherboard makers all have related products ready, Taiwan's IC designers said. Seeing the business potential, IC design houses have quickened their pace in developing USB 2.0 chips.
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