| | | Broadcom displaces EZChip at ZTE; September 17, 2013
While mobile chips tend to get the spotlight, it's important to note the good quarter of Broadcom's revenue base actually comes from network infrastructure chips. In order to expand its presence in this space, the company acquired NetLogic Microsystems, a leading developer of multi-core embedded processors as well as knowledge-based processors (these are processors designed to process packets in computer networks).
While the company recently took a $461 million writedown on the acquisition, the company has been adamant that the long-term strategic value of the acquisition remains intact. Indeed, with the recent note published by Maxim's Ashok Kumar stating that Broadcom just won a major socket at telecom equipment vendor ZTE Corporation, displacing EZChip(NASDAQ: EZCH ) , it seems that Broadcom's strategy is beginning to pay off.
(Unbelievable, unremarkable shit !!)
And, now for the truth...,
ZTE Selects EZchip's NPS-400 for Carrier Routers Jun 16, 2015, 08:00 ET from EZchip Semiconductor Ltd
EZchip Semiconductor Ltd. (NASDAQ: EZCH), a leader in high-performance processing solutions for carrier and data center networks, today announced that ZTE Corporation has selected EZchip's NPS-400 network processor for its next-generation carrier router line cards. ZTE is a leading global provider of telecommunications equipment and network solutions and is a current customer for EZchip's NP-3, NP-4 and NP-5 network processors. |
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