LONDON — Wireless chip specialist CSR plc (Cambridge, England) will start selling in volume from the fourth quarter what it says is its, and the industry's, most tightly integrated device to date.

The British wireless chip firm CSR has agreed to buy Sirf Technology Holdings for $136 million in stock. The newly combined company will be a powerhouse in wireless and global positioning system (GPS) ...

CSR has unveiled its seventh generation BlueCore Bluetooth chip which supports the v2.1+EDR standard. As Broadcom announces its v2.1+EDR chip on a 65nm process, CSR has chosen the option for increased ...

To download photo: http://www.csr.com/images/hires/pem4798.jpg Cambridge, UK – February 7 2008 – CSR (LSE: CSR) today announced it has successfully integrated GPS ...

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Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR) launched a range of chips on Tuesday that support the three most popular Wi-Fi standards. The products, called UniFi, are designed to be embedded in a wide range of ...

Blue2space Inc. of Stockholm, Sweden, is using a chip from Cambridge Silicon Radio Inc., or CSR, in its Bluetooth local area network access device. Bluetooth is a short-range wireless protocol ...

CSR's new BlueCore7 chip integrates Bluetooth v2.1+EDR, Bluetooth low energy, eGPS, and FM transmit/receive onto a single chip. By combining all these radios onto a single piece of silicon, it reduces ...

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CSR, formerly Cambridge Silicon Radio, has bought SiRF, an American GPS chip company, in a £91 million share transaction giving SiRF shareholders 27 percent of the new enlarged CSR. Two SiRF directors ...