Qualcomm has posted strong quarterly results for the beginning of 2013, which have led to the company raising its revenue and earnings predictions for the upcoming year.
The chip company said saw its net income grow by 36 percent for the first quarter fiscal 2013, hitting $1.91 billion, while revenues totalled $6.02 billion, up 29 percent year-over-year.
Qualcomm chief exec Paul Jacobs put the results down to a “growing global demand for smartphones” and the company’s portfolio of 3G and 4G LTE processors.
He added that the company’s broad licensing partnerships and “extensive chipset roadmap”, including its new Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 and 600 processors, had also attributed to the growth.
Posted on January 15, 2013 by admin - News, Products
While there are fears that the UK government might be turning over its security to evil Chinese companies, it seems that there is less stress when it comes to using security outfits from the US.
US security company Insight is hoping to win shedloads of British government contracts by partnering with a UK data encryption company called DESlock.
Insight has been around since 1988 and provides hardware, software and services solutions to business and public sector organisations across the pond.
According to Luke Ambrose, UK Product Manager – Security Software, at Insight, his company is working hard to increase its channel on this side of the Atlantic.
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Posted on January 15, 2013 by admin - News, Products
While there are fears that the UK government might be turning over its security to evil Chinese companies, it seems that there is less stress when it comes to using security outfits from the US.
US security company Insight is hoping to win shedloads of British government contracts by partnering with a UK data encryption company called DESlock.
Insight has been around since 1988 and provides hardware, software and services solutions to business and public sector organisations across the pond.
According to Luke Ambrose, UK Product Manager – Security Software, at Insight, his company is working hard to increase its channel on this side of the Atlantic.
Posted on January 15, 2013 by admin - News, Products
While there are fears that the UK government might be turning over its security to evil Chinese companies, it seems that there is less stress when it comes to using security outfits from the US.
US security company Insight is hoping to win shedloads of British government contracts by partnering with a UK data encryption company called DESlock.
Insight has been around since 1988 and provides hardware, software and services solutions to business and public sector organisations across the pond.
According to Luke Ambrose, UK Product Manager – Security Software, at Insight, his company is working hard to increase its channel on this side of the Atlantic.