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List of Siemens phones, smartphones and tablets. Tip us 888k 156k 74k 1.1m RSS Log in. SiBEAM was founded to commercialize pioneering millimeter wave wireless technology developed at the labs of University of California, Berkeley. The company was also first to market with wireless gigabit mobile video products. SiBEAM is based in Sunnyvale. SiBEAM is a pioneer in developing intelligent millimeter wave technologies for wireless communications. The company was the first to build 60GHz chipsets using standard CMOS technology.

SiBEAM Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Lattice Semiconductor, is a fabless semiconductor company that provides integrated circuits and system solutions^[buzzword] for millimeter-wave (mmWave) wireless communications and sensing.

SiBEAM was founded to commercialize pioneering millimeter wave wireless technology developed at the labs of University of California, Berkeley. The company was also first to market with wireless gigabit mobile video products. SiBEAM is based in Sunnyvale.

History[edit]

SiBEAM was founded in 2004 by researchers in wireless communications from the University of California, Berkeley. Backed by companies including Panasonic, Samsung, Cisco Systems, and Best Buy.^[1][2][3][4] The company raised over $112 million of venture capital financing from U.S. Venture Partners, New Enterprise Associates, Foundation Capital, and Lux Capital in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, and 2010.^{[5][6][7][8][9][10][11]} SiBEAM was noted by several publications as one of the promising startup companies in its industry.^[12][13]

In April, 2011 SiBEAM was acquired by Silicon Image for $25.5 million in cash and Silicon Image stock.^[14][15]

On January 5, 2015 Silicon Image Re-Launched SiBEAM, Inc. as a wholly owned subsidiary to drive market development of millimeter-wave products, technologies and solutions^{[buzzword][16]}

On March 15, 2015, Silicon Image was acquired by Lattice Semiconductor in an all-cash acquisition, valued at approximately $606.6 million (or approximately $466.6 million on an enterprise value basis).^[17] SiBEAM became a direct wholly owned subsidiary of Lattice Semiconductor on June 1, 2015.

On July 18, 2018 Lattice Semiconductor announced that they 'will discontinue its millimeter wave business, which is expected to result in approximately $25 million of primarily non-cash restructuring and impairment charges in the second quarter of 2018, and an annualized reduction in operating expenses of approximately $13 million.'^[18]

References[edit]

1. ^Panasonic and Samsung invest in SiBEAM to promote WirelessHD. Venture Beat, December 1, 2008
2. ^Panasonic, Samsung Invest in SiBeam. PC Magazine, December 1, 2008
3. ^Panasonic, Samsung invest in SiBEAM. Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal, December 1, 2008
4. ^Best Buy, Cisco, Others Add $36.5M to SiBeam. PC Magazine, March 9, 2010
5. ^SiBEAM, Fidelis, Imperva and more. The Deal. April 7, 2008
6. ^SiBeam gains $40 million in funding. EETimes, April 7, 2008
7. ^Fabless chipmaker raises $40M. The Deal, April 7, 2008
8. ^SiBeam Adds $40 Million in New Funding. New York Times Deal Book, April 8, 2008
9. ^SiBEAM, Inc. Secures $21 Million in Series B Funding. Venture Capital Reporter, August 22, 2006
10. ^Wireless startup gets $15 million. Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal, July 26, 2005
11. ^SiBEAM raises $36.5M for wireless video transfer technology. Venture Beat, March 9, 2010
12. ^SiBEAM, Inc., Recognized by EE Times As Emerging Startup To Watch for Fourth Consecutive Year. EETimes, February 10, 2009
13. ^AO100 Top Private Companies for 2007
14. ^Silicon Image Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire SiBEAM Silicon Image Press Release, April 14, 2011
15. ^Silicon Image Completes Acquisition of SiBEAM Silicon Image Press Release, May 16, 2011
16. ^http://www.sibeam.com/en/News/2015/2015-01%20Introducing%20Sibeam.aspx
17. ^http://www.latticesemi.com/About/Newsroom/PressReleases/2015/201509LatticeAcquiresSiliconImage.aspx
18. ^[1] Lattice Semiconductor News Release : Lattice Semiconductor Takes Additional Action to Reduce Operating Expenses; Company to Discontinue Millimeter Wave Business to Focus on Core Business Opportunities.

• Wireless HD coming to homes. CNN / Fortune, February 18, 2009
• SiBeam takes wraps off Wireless HD technology. EETimes, June 27, 2007
• Amimon makes headway with high-speed home video networking. Venture Beat, December 9, 2008
• SiBEAM Goes 60 GHz. DailyWireless, June 27, 2007

SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SiBEAM Inc.,a pioneer and leader in millimeter-wave technologies for wireless communications, today announced a key UltraGig™ design win with Letv’s Le Max smartphone. Featuring SiBEAM’s UltraGig SiI6400 transmitter, Le Max is the world’s first smartphone offering 60GHz millimeter-wave wireless video technology in volume production. Le Max was announced in mid-April 2015 and it establishes a new benchmark for low power millimeter-wave design in mobile device form factors. Le Max will be available for purchase starting in June.

The inclusion of SiBEAM’s wireless technology in the device expands the consumer content experience for Letv’s film, television, and gaming services to mobile consumers. The UltraGig SiI6400 transmitter is a single-chip solution that integrates network processor, RF transceiver, and in-package antennas, offering Full HD quality with near-zero latency for immersive entertainment and gaming.

“SiBEAM’s 60GHz millimeter-wave wireless expertise is unparalleled and their video technology gives consumers a seamless, interactive experience from the phone to the TV,” said Yukuan Ding, Product Director at Letv. “As wireless connectivity becomes increasingly important to consumers, Letv will continue to offer products with innovative technologies that enhance the consumer experience.”

Leshi Internet Information and Technology Co. is China’s leading Internet content and entertainment provider, offering Internet, movie and TV content as well as Internet TVs and set-top boxes. The company launched its first smartphone, a bezel-less device, earlier this year.

“We are thrilled to see our wireless technology included in the world’s first 60GHz smartphone,” said David Kuo, senior director of marketing for SiBEAM. “The Letv’s Le Max design win is not only a key milestone for the wireless industry, but also showcases SiBEAM’s leadership in millimeter-wave advancement and fulfilling the promise of gigabit wireless experience for consumers worldwide.”

For more information about the Le Max, visit http://www.lemall.com.

SiBEAM at Computex – June 2-5, 2015 – Taipei, Taiwan

SiBEAM will be demonstrating its millimeter-wave portfolio including its UltraGig wireless video and data solutions as well as Snap wireless connector replacement technology in a demo suite at the Grand Hyatt Taipei during Computex from June 2-5, 2015. This event is by invitation only. For media interested in meeting with SiBEAM, please contact: sherrie.gutierrez@sibeaminc.com.

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SiBEAM is a pioneer in developing intelligent millimeter wave technologies for wireless communications. The company was the first to build 60GHz chipsets using standard CMOS technology. SiBEAM is a global leader in driving next-generation architecture and semiconductor implementation of wireless connectivity solutions in the consumer electronics, mobile, enterprise and infrastructure markets. SiBEAM is a Lattice Semiconductor company. For more information, visit http://www.sibeaminc.com.

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