by Gary Sims, 2 months ago

The mobile chip company ST-Ericsson, which was a joint venture between STMicroelectronics  and Ericsson, is to close. The troubled mobile technology company has never made a profit, since it was created in 2008, and finally the two parent companies have said enough…

by Nate Swanner, 2 months ago

Didier Lamouche, CEO of ST-Ericsson, has announced he will be stepping down.  Lamouche, having been on the job since late 2011, is reportedly leaving to pursue other prospects. There is no named successor at this time….

by Stefan Constantinescu, 2 months ago

ST-Ericsson has just publish what’s easily the craziest press release I’ve ever read. The company is announcing that next week, at Mobile World Congress, they’re going to demo their latest chip running at 3 GHz….

by David Gonzales, 3 months ago

Though it is currently sitting comfortably at the top of the world Android smartphone market, Samsung is not about to let its own present success get in the way of its success in the future….

by Stefan Constantinescu, 5 months ago

ST-Ericsson, who you might have heard of thanks to the NovaThor platform in several of Sony’s midrange smartphones, was founded in February 2009 as a join venture between STMicroelectronics and Ericsson. According to Bloomberg, STMicroelectronics…

by Stefan Constantinescu, 7 months ago

Ericsson, the largest infrastructure vendor in the world, owns a chunk of a company you might have heard of called “ST-Ericsson”. The ST stands for STMicroelectronics. The two companies formed formed a 50/50 joint venture…

by Stefan Constantinescu, 7 months ago

Texas Instruments, one of the larger system on chip vendors, has just said that they’re going to “shift” their focus away from the wireless market. In case you don’t know who TI is, they make…

by Chris Smith, 11 months ago

While Intel is a respected desktop and laptop chipmaker, the company is yet to make a name for itself in the mobile business. But Intel is definitely interested in convincing smartphones and tablet makers with…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 1 year ago

HTC had a bad 2011, and a worse early 2012. To turn the ship around, HTC has embarked in overhauling its business, its products, and its image, and so far the results seem pretty encouraging. After…