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7 µW always on Audio feature extraction with filter banks on TSMC 22nm uLL
India's Patni buys U.S. design house ZaiQ
K.C. Krishnadas, EE Times
(06/05/2006 10:08 AM EDT)
BANGALORE, India — India’s Patni Computer Systems Ltd. has acquired ZaiQ Technologies, a small technology services firm based in Woburn, Mass., through a $425,000 asset purchase.
(06/05/2006 10:08 AM EDT)
BANGALORE, India — India’s Patni Computer Systems Ltd. has acquired ZaiQ Technologies, a small technology services firm based in Woburn, Mass., through a $425,000 asset purchase.
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