Ellicott City-based Integrated Circuit acquired by Texas Instruments
Daily Record, The (Baltimore), Aug 16, 2007
Texas Instruments Inc., the world's biggest maker of chips that run mobile phones, said it purchased Ellicott City-based Integrated Circuit Designs Inc., acquiring semiconductors that reduce power use in wireless devices. Terms were not disclosed. Integrated Circuit, a closely held company with 16 employees, specializes in radio- frequency chips that use less energy.
The acquisition will allow Dallas-based Texas Instruments to make wireless keyboards, computer mice, game devices and alarm systems more energy efficient.
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