To: Paul Lee who wrote (6495 ) 6/4/1999 11:36:00 AM From: Paul Lee Respond to of 9236
Analog Devices Aware's full-rate ADSL and DSL-Lite technology and software is incorporated in the AD20msp910 and AD20msp918 chipsets from Analog Devices Inc. (ADI). ADI's list of publicly announced chipset customers are some of the largest companies in the telecommunications and data communications industries including: ADC Advanced Fibre Communications Ascend Cisco Diamond Lane Efficient Networks Ericsson Newbridge Networks Philips Pulsecom Samsung Sumitomo US Robotics/3Com Aware has licensed its full-rate ADSL technology to 3Com for use in its ADSL product offerings. 3Com's U.S. Robotics division is the largest seller of modems in the world. Siemens Semiconductor Group Siemens Semiconductor Group will integrate Aware's DSL-Lite technology and software into a highly integrated and cost effective central office switch solution. This central office chipset solution is the first splitterless CO DSL-Lite solution, which brings together Aware's technology and Siemen's high-performance Carmel DSP, revolutionary broadband SLIC, and analog to digital (A/D) converter. Siemens Semiconductor is a leading worldwide provider of semiconductors with worldwide revenue of $3.5 billion in fiscal 1997. [More information....] Lucent Technologies Microelectronics Group Lucent Microelectronics Group incorporates Aware's DSL-Lite technology and software in its DSP 1690 WildWire PC modem chipset. This is the first PC modem chipset for high-speed Internet access incorporating both V.90 and DSL-Lite technology. Lucent's Microelectronics Group is the number one seller of chips for modem-equipped PCs in North America, with more than 40% market share, and includes as its PC OEM customers Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, NEC, Sony and Toshiba. Aware licenses its intellectual property and technology to semiconductor manufacturers who in turn sell silicon solutions to manufacturers of telecommunications, data communications and customer premise equipment