Industry News Archives

2005

Marvell touts WLAN solutions at IIC-China
Electronics Engineering Times China, 13 April 2005
"Marvell Semiconductor presented its WLAN solution including 801.11g(b) access point/gateway and WLAN embedded solutions during the IIC-China Conference in Shenzhen."

The Global 50
InformationWeek, 11 April 2005
"The Global 50 are the fastest-growing companies operating in multiple countries."

Marvell’s Bold Move
Red Herring, 28 March 2005
"The opportunity is huge, and Marvell is well-positioned to take advantage."

Wi-Fi, VOIP, Mobility in the Air at CeBIT
eWeek, 16 March 2005
"Wi-Fi'ing small devices like VOIP, video and cordless digital phones will soon get easier, thanks to the new 9mm by 9mm 88W8385 chip from Marvell International Ltd., which combines CPU and on-chip memory."

Marvell Works with Memory, Cellular Partner
Wi-Fi Planet, 10 March 2005
"'Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Marvell Technology Group has a new chip and a new deal, both targeting putting Wi-Fi into phones."

Marvell Embeds WLAN Into Consumer Apps
Electronic News, 10 March 2005
"The need to integrate WLAN functionality into more consumer electronics products underscores the need for WLAN solutions that are highly integrated, have a small form factor, and provide complete WLAN protocol offload capabilities from host processors, the company said."

CeBIT: Marvell bringt WLAN-Module in den Embedded-Market
EE Times Germany, 10 March 2005
"Marvell gehört zu den wenigen Herstellern, die sich eine optimistischere Sicht bewahrt haben. Das Unternehmen hat sich im Embedded-Markt eine lukrative Nische geschaffen."

Pirelli Picks Marvell WLAN
Unstrung, 10 March 2005
"Pirelli understands the transition from DSL to wireless is gaining momentum and with this transition, understands the need to deliver an infrastructure that evolves with the needs of the customer."

Intel, Other Industry Leaders Announce Final Ce-ATA 1.0 Spec
Intel Press Release, 3 March 2005
"Just six months after CE-ATA was launched, a final 1.0 specification has been published for the storage interface for next-generation handhelds and portable consumer electronics devices."

Marvell leverages PCI Express in network controller
InfoWorld, 28 February 2005
"The controller, based on a new Marvell server I/O chip called Yukon II, features two Gigabit Ethernet ports to link the server to the LAN and talks to the server using a 4-lane PCI Express interface."

Marvell adds TCP/IP offload support to WLAN chip
CommsDesign, 28 January 2005
"While most WLAN chipset vendors have been fighting to win ports in router, access point, and PC card designs, Marvell has been focusing its attention on gaining ports in mobile phone, gaming, and other portable platforms."