Linear Tech to open chip-design center in U.K.
Linear Tech to open chip-design center in U.K.
By Chris Edwards, EE Times UK
September 7, 2000 (11:28 a.m. EST)
URL: http://www.eetimes.com/story/OEG20000907S0024
LONDON Linear Technology Corp. plans to set up a chip-design center in the United Kingdom, perhaps in southern England, the company said. Linear (Milpitas, Calif.) aims to recruit 10 U.K.-based engineers for the company's first European location. The engineers will develop analog and mixed-signal components. Ian Scott, U.K. managing director for Linear, said the new design center here "is just a starting point. We are looking for high-end linear and mixed-signal design talent." Although the company wants to develop more high-speed amplifiers and analog-to-digital converters, Linear has not earmarked particular product families for the U.K. design center. The company expects to be able to tempt U.K. or European chip designers with a package that includes stock options. Chris Edwards is editor of Electronics Times, EE Times' sister newspaper in the United Kingdom.
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