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Tuesday, 13 July 2004

13 July, 2004:
Renesas Technology Corp has signed an agreement with NTT DoCoMo, Inc to jointly develop a single-chip LSI for dual-mode handsets for third-generation W-CDMA and second-generation GSM/GPRS, with the aim of promoting the global use of FOMA services.

The two companies will combine W-CDMA technology developed by NTT DoCoMo with Renesas Technology's LSI fabrication, multimedia application processor, and GSM/GPRS technologies, to achieve single-chip implementation of a baseband LSI and SH-Mobile application processor for dual-mode handsets.

Major features of the new LSI are as follows.

  1. Support for W-CDMA+GSM/GPRS dual-mode handsets
  2. Baseband LSI and SH-Mobile application processor on a single chip
  3. Use of SH-Mobile third-generation CPU core (development project name: SH-X) offering powerful multimedia application processing, including image, audio, and Java(tm) capabilities, together with low power consumption

The two companies plan to have a product ready in the first half of fiscal 2006. Renesas Technology will collaborate with NTT DoCoMo to offer handset manufacturers a platform based on the new LSI and promote worldwide use of FOMA services and reduce costs. Renesas Technology also plans to provide this single-chip LSI for the UMTS market.

www.renesas.com


 
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