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Glad I didn’t go with Dialog for a BLE chip. Kind of puts their line at risk for future development.
by SlowRobotAhead 8y ago
Glad I didn’t go with Dialog for a BLE chip. Kind of puts their line at risk for future development.
- btashton 8y agoThey are really great chips for power consumption and price. I have used them in several products and the team behind them really knows what they are doing.
- teddyh 8y agoNothing of which have any relevance to the point on which you are commenting. The point was about future development, which you ignored completely.
- btashton 8y agoThey still list IoT and automotive as areas they are going to continue to develop. Bluetooth is such a large part of their business and fits into these areas, so I fail to see how they would leave that space. My comment is that they actually are very competitive in that area and I would not exclude them from new product development.
- GeekyBear 8y agoThis article doesn't lay out which parts of the company are to be retained by Dialog, but I could swear an article I read yesterday listed Bluetooth chips as one of the areas where they would continue to develop their own product.
- desdiv 8y ago>Dialog says post the acquisition, the remaining part of the business will focus more on IoT, as well as mobile, automotive, computing and storage markets, specifically as a provider of custom and configurable mixed-signal integrated circuit chips.