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The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) is a
privately held, not-for-profit trade association.
The Bluetooth SIG itself does not make,
manufacture, or sell Bluetooth enabled products.
The SIG is composed of over 7,000 member companies
that are leaders in the telecommunications,
computing, automotive, music, apparel, industrial
automation, and network industries, and a small
group of dedicated staff in Hong Kong, Sweden, and
the USA. |
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Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)
membership unites 2,100 companies within the U.S.
consumer technology industry. Tap into valuable and
innovative member-only resources: exclusive
information and unparalleled market research,
networking opportunities with business advocates and
leaders, up-to-date educational programs and
technical training, exposure in extensive
promotional programs, and representation from the
voice of the industry, CEA, promoting and advancing
member needs and interests. Invest in the Consumer
Electronics Association to strengthen your business'
future and to help ensure technology's brightest
future. |
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FSA is the voice of the global fabless business
model. Incorporated in 1994, FSA positively impacts
the growth and return on invested capital of this
business model to enhance the environment for
innovation. It provides a platform for meaningful
global collaboration between fabless companies and
their partners; identifies and articulates
opportunities and challenges to enable solutions;
and provides research, resources, publications and
survey information. Members include fabless
companies and their supply chain and service
partners, representing more than 22 countries across
the globe. www.fsa.org. |
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HomePlug is an industry Alliance comprised of industry leaders at each level of the value chain - from Technology to Services & Content. The Alliance members bring necessary capabilities and a financial commitment to the successful launch of the technology. |
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SIA activities include a broad range of industry
concerns including: international trade, technology
policy, occupational safety and health,
environmental issues, industry statistics,
government semiconductor procurement, and related
issues affecting U.S.
semiconductor competitiveness. Atheros joined the
SIA in April, 2002. |
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Atheros is a member of the Wi-Fi Alliance, an
organization dedicated to interoperability of
wireless LAN products supporting IEEE 802.11
standards. Atheros joined the Wi-Fi Alliance which
was formerly WECA (Wireless Ethernet Compatibility
Alliance) in May 2000 to lead the efforts on next
generation interoperability. |
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