Thursday, February 13, 2003
TriQuint Semiconductor Inc., which makes chips for communications applications, said it has finished building a test facility in Tianjin China.
The facility will be operated by Sawtek Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of TriQuint Semiconductor, to provide assembly, test, mark, tape and reel support for TriQuint's products that serve the worldwide cell phone market. TriQuint began construction on the facility in November 2002 and completed it in February 2003.
The primary charter for the facility is to provide shorter time-to-market, local currency support, and after sales service in support of domestic Chinese communications equipment manufacturers as well as international OEMs, the company said.
“China is now the largest mobile phone market in the world. Our investment in China will enable us to expand our customer base by offering domestic Chinese handset manufacturers local manufacturing support for key products to succeed in both CDMA and GSM markets,” said Ralph Quinsey, chief executive officer of TriQuint, in a statement.
By: DocMemory
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