A brief on CSR's Core Business:

CSR stands for Cambridge Silicon Radio and it started in 1999. The company started with only 36 employees and it started when it split from Cambridge Consultants. The founders of the company, who all technically worked at Cambridge Consultants, where Phil I Donovan, James Collier and Glenn Collinson. CSR is a designer, manufacturer of silicon products and software for the electronic devices market and is headquarter in Cambridge, Uk. In 2005 the company was listed on the London Stock exchange in 2004. The business began with developing single computer chip Wireless bluetooth devices. They released the world's first single computer chip Wireless bluetooth called the BlueCore1 in 2000. During the same year CSR designated John Hodgson as CEO who helped lead the company to being as successful as it is. CSR went from having only 36 employees in 1999 to 129 employees in 2000. In 2004, CSR acquired Clarity Technologies Inc. for teen. 1 million payable in cash. Clarity Technologies was a provider of software and services for the audio quality and performance of voice-based communications systems and products. The blending of both companies expanded CSR's customer base giving access to customers in the usa. The buy of Clarity Technologies also gave CSR patented software that gave CSR a competitive advantage in the audio industry.

About their Mergers and Acquisitions:

Just last year, CSR and SiRF combined together. SiRF was the biggest supplier of GPS chips. Two years before blending, CSR and SiRF were doing phenomenally well with having share values of approximately $28. 65 for CSR and SiRF had shares of approximately $39. 15. However, the year before the blending, 08, CSR stock exchange dropped to $2. 26. And SiRF shares dropped to $0. 94 per share. The blending of both companies would create a global leader in connection and place platforms. A year later, 2010, CSR acquired APPROPRIATE. APPROPRIATE was a leader in offering full integrity of the original digital audio and is optimized for instant real-time audio buffering. When CSR acquired SiRF, CSR gained one of the industry's best audio IP portfolios. シリコンバスト

Once again, CSR combined with another company as part of their strategic business plan. CSR combined with Zoran this season. Zoran was a leader in providing digital camera models, printers, and the You. S. DTV space. The blending of the companies would expand CSR's collection by offering products in the new markets such as auto infotainment, gaming and other. After the blending of the two companies, CSR continued to be listed on the London Stock exchange. A year later, CSR acquired another company, DDFA, Direct Digital Feedback Amplifier. With acquiring DDFA, CSR could give a broad range of consumer products that is included in, but not limited to, speakers, for a variety of wireless and wired active speakers, speaker docks, sound bars and etc.