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EE Times updates list of 60 emerging startups
Author: Peter Clarke
EE Times, Jan 11, 2005

The EE Times 60 Emerging Startups list, first published in April 2004, has been updated to version 4.0 to reflect the latest corporate, commercial and technological conditions.

Some companies have dropped off the list, otherwise known as the Silicon 60, because they have been acquired; some have moved to an initial public offering of shares; and others have moved beyond the list with the passage of time. As they have matured other, younger startups have been nominated to move off the EE Times radar list and onto the main list.

In version 4.0 of the EE Times 60 Emerging Startups list, editors have selected companies based on a mix of criteria including: technology, intended market, maturity, financial position and investment profile.

Startups on the Silicon 60 list include companies involved in semiconductors, fab equipment, packaging, foundry, materials, MEMS and EDA software that made an impression on EE Times editors. They are emerging companies to watch for a wide variety of reasons.

EE Times welcomes the following companies to the 60 Emerging Startups list version 4.0:

Achronix Semiconductor LLC
Applied Microstructures Inc.
Calypto Design Systems Inc.
Commit Inc.
Diseno de Sistemas en Silicio SA
DiBcom SA
EnOcean GmbH
InPhase Technologies Inc.
Imperas Inc.
Mitrionics AB
Nanosolar Inc.
P.A.Semi Inc.
PolyFuel Inc.
Raza Microelectronics Inc.
RDA Microelectronics
ReVolt Technology A/S
SemEquip Inc.
Sequans Communications SA
T3G Technology Co. Ltd.
VeriSilicon Holding Co. Ltd.

* DiBcom SA (Palaiseau, France) is a fabless semiconductor company developing chipsets for mobile television reception. The company closed a fourth round of funding at 24.5 million euro (about $29.9 million) in August 2005 and included Intel Capital amongst its investors. www.dibcom.net

 

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