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Mali graphics to lead in smart TVs, says ARM's East
Peter Clarke, EETimes
2/1/2012 10:47 AM EST
LONDON – Mali graphics technology from IP licensor ARM Holdings plc shipped in tens of millions of partners' chips in 2011, and will do even better in 2012, particularly in digital televisions, according to CEO Warren East.
East expects ARM to beat its rival graphics IP licensor Imagination Technologies Group plc in digital television in 2012 to achieve 70 percent market share of those televisions with embedded graphics capability.
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