Innosilicon Receives "Best Partner of the Year 2015" Award from SMIC
November 3, 2015 – Innosilicon Technology Limited (“Innosilicon”), a world class innovative fabless design company focusing on high performance PHYs and mixed signal IP, today announced its receipt of the “Best Partner of the Year 2015 in China Mainland Region” award from SMIC in the 2015 SMIC Technology Symposium, which was held in Shanghai on Sept. 14th.
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, China's largest and most advanced semiconductor foundry, gave the award to Innosilicon in recognition and appreciation of its support and trust, based on the factors of “business”, “technology”, “support for SMIC”, “reputation in the industry” and “IP usage volume”.
“In the eight years’ cooperation with SMIC, Innosilicon has developed into an excellent IP vendor which provides abundant IP solutions for customers, and most of the solutions are available through various SMIC processes.” said Hongying Wu, the Director of Design Enablement Center, in the award session of the symposium, “Among all the IP vendors in China, Innosilicon owns the largest customer base and has served quite a few SMIC customers. As a local company, Innosilicon’s main advantages are in providing world class fully customizable IP solutions with high performance-price ratio. Therefore, SMIC awards Innosilicon the Best IP Partner of 2015 in China.”
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