Texas Instruments: Forget Cloud, think power with powerless computing!
By Tarry Singh at 29 January, 2009, 11:02 am
Well the title really makes you feel like the loser, end receiver, managed and Berney-style controlled powerless at the very end, but I’m sure there’s more to it than just some powerlessness. I am guessing the device that consume no power. Lets read further…
So where do we see revenue growth coming? Certainly Analog… Embedded processing … Analog declined at a considerably smaller rate than what wireless did and so proportionately will become a large piece of TI at a faster pace just because those markets tend to operate differently.
Q: Given the restructuring in R&D… Are there particular areas that will get more of the remaining R&D dollars?
A: I think the focus… is trying to develop products that can help facilitate such things as low power, ultra low power and even no power kinds of requirements both in microcontrollers and DSP’s and markets where they can be used at such as medical, security, other kinds of emerging markets… We have a product line called MSB430. It is by far the lowest power microcontroller in its space and that’s actually be a big factor in terms of what’s been a very attractive growth rate on that product line.
Now we really get it!
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