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Components | August 24, 2011
Noca provides production; Nordic Semi goes for Bluetooth
Norwegian EMS-company Noca is producing the development-tools for the new series of chips from Nordic Semiconductor. The chip maker has recently announced a major push into Bluetooth.
”The production quality from Noca has been excellent and this in turn makes a good impression on Nordic Semiconductor's customers, who expect the best quality”, says Endre Rindalsholt, Group Manager, Applications, Nordic Semiconductor ASA, Trondheim.
Since June 23, 2011, Nordic Semiconductor is also a member of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) alongside big players such as Toshiba, Nokia, Motorola, Microsoft, Lenovo, Intel, Ericsson AB and Apple.
Since June 23, 2011, Nordic Semiconductor is also a member of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) alongside big players such as Toshiba, Nokia, Motorola, Microsoft, Lenovo, Intel, Ericsson AB and Apple.
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