Infineon, Nokia team on 4G chips

Nov 25th 2009
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Infineon today said it would work with Nokia to develop chipsets for 4G mobile Internet based on the Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard. The deal won’t be exclusive and will primarily ensure that Infineon 4G hardware will support Nokia’s technology licenses. The two hope to speed up development and make sure that 4G works properly across all devices, not just Nokia’s….

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