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TriQuint Q3'10 Revenue Up 37% Over Q3'09 TriQuint reported revenue for the third quarter of $237 million, up 37% from Q3'09. Net income was $110.9 million or $0.68 per diluted share GAAP, due to a reversal of a valuation allowance. Net income was $44.2 million or $0.27 per diluted share on a non-GAAP basis. We expect fourth quarter revenue will be between $245 and $255 million. Year-over-year revenue growth now expected to be about 33%. TriQuint believes it can grow revenue by about 20% in 2011, and anticipates the RF market will be strong for years to come. |
Forbes 'Most Trustworthy Company' List
TriQuint has been named to the Forbes.com 'Most Trustworthy Companies' list for 2010. Forbes worked with Audit Integrity, an independent financial analytics company, to evaluate the financial data reported by companies and assess the true quality of corporate accounting and management practices. Learn more about the ranking by reading Forbes' story.
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Did You Win the Challenge? The TriQuint Take-Off Challenge has concluded its mission! The drawing for the final Amazon Kindle and the $3,500 grand prize gift card took place on October 21, 2010. The winners will soon be announced on our Challenge webpage. |
TriQuint Recognizes Top Suppliers for 2009 Congratulations to Ambit Microsystems, NTK Technologies, Inc., MBE Technology Pte Ltd., Vacuum Engineering & Materials Co., Inc., and Murata Electronics North America Inc., winners of TriQuint's Supplier Awards. The winners were announced during TriQuint's Supplier Day Conference, an annual briefing, networking and recognition event held for TriQuint's suppliers. The awards recognize overall performance to TriQuint including innovation, operational excellence, service levels, and industry leadership. |
Revenue Milestone in China On September 29, 2010, TriQuint hosted a press conference in Shenzhen for a cross section of financial and hi-tech media from China. During the press conference, TriQuint's President and CEO, Ralph Quinsey, announced TriQuint will achieve $150 million in revenue in China for 2010. Mr. Quinsey provided a strategic overview of the company, highlighted TriQuint's strong relationship with key Chinese customers including mobile device and base station vendors, and showcased 25 years of successful innovation. |
TriQuint Ranked Among 'Best Places to Work'
TriQuint has been recognized by The Dallas Business Journal as one of 'The Best Places to Work' for 2010. Employee engagement, job satisfaction, community service and mission were all key factors for TriQuint ranking in the 'Large Companies' category. Congratulations to all of our hard-working employees! Thank you to The Dallas Business Journal for sponsoring the survey and event. |
TriQuint Sets PAE Record in GaN on Si Development
Compound Semiconductor's Richard Stevenson interviews TriQuint's D.C. Dumka, who reported in a recent issue of Electronics Letters that TriQuint had achieved a record 65% Power Added Efficiency (PAE) in on-going work developing Gallium Nitride on Silicon (GaN on Si) circuits. The new record is similar to recorded PAE levels achieved on TriQuint's fully-released GaN on Silicon Carbide (SiC) process. Read More... |
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TriQuint Begins Texas Factory Expansion
In response to growing demand for our communications semiconductors, TriQuint is boosting its headcount at our Richardson, TX factory by about 31 percent this year and plans to invest about $100 million in new equipment at the plant in the next five years. Much of the equipment will be operational in Q3 2011 when the company expands its GaAs capacity, and another 100 people will be hired. The Dallas Business Journal interviewed TriQuint Texas VP of Operations, Howard Witham. Read more.... |
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Mobile Devices
Integration Paves the Way for Compact PA Modules
Microwaves & RF's Ashok Bindra has written an article highlighting how Power Amplifiers (PAs) and Power Amplifier Modules (PAMs) are being made smaller and with more functionality to meet the requirements of 3G / 4G multiband, multimode phones. TriQuint's Director of Marketing for Mobile Devices, Shane Smith outlines TriQuint's portfolio. Read More... |
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The Economics of Handset RF Front-End Integration
Microwave Journal's David Vye covered the trends and business dynamics of the RF Front-End for mobile devices in the magazine's September 2010 cover story.
TriQuint's CEO and President, Ralph Quinsey, shares his perspective.
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Networks
Smartphones Push Need to Expand Backhaul Capacity
While smartphone sales continue to delight network operators, the broadband demands of these and other 3G / 4G devices have pushed backhaul capacity to critical levels. TriQuint's microwave / point-to-point radio portfolio can help network operators through new RF power amplifiers designed around the high linearity needs of 3G / 4G systems. TriQuint's new TGA2533-SM is a 12.5-15.5 GHz Ku-band device ideal for microwave radio and VSAT applications; the TGA4532-SM provides excellent linearity for 17.7-19.9 GHz - both offer surface mount convenience. Contact product marketing for details. |
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GaAs Devices Drive Auto Radar Success
TriQuint's 77 GHz chipset portfolio, used in a successful line of Delphi Automotive products, is now available for wide-ranging motion detection programs. Delphi has used the chipset in radar modules to enable adaptive cruise control systems that appeared first in 2010 model year cars. The portfolio (TS-16949 factory certified) can be used in a variety of designs. Contact product marketing for more information about TriQuint products for auto and non-vehicular motion detection. |
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Integrated Modules Improve BTS Efficiency
TriQuint showcased an extensive portfolio of integrated RF products for Base Transceiver Station (BTS) radios at the EuMW conference (September 28-30, Paris). TriQuint products reduce the size and complexity of RF circuitry by integrating functions into modules. This enables migration to smaller, more 'green' Remote Radio Head (RRH) base stations. Our newest module, the TQM879006, joins a series of new base station releases highlighted on TriQuint's new products webpage. |
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New Cable TV RFIC is Highly Flexible
TriQuint has released a new CATV RFIC that offers a degree of flexibility not found elsewhere. TriQuint's new TAT7457 offers a nominal 19dB of gain; however, with an off-chip feedback resistor, gain can be easily adjusted to meet home / premises network needs. With adjustable gain, low noise and low distortion the device offers better performance compared to typical amplifiers used in these systems. Contact product marketing for details. |
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Lowering Noise Extends Optical Link Budgets
TriQuint's latest Fiber to the Home (FTTH) and RF over Glass (RFoG) device, the TAT6254B, sets a new standard for lower noise in fiber systems. The new amplifier offers excellent Equivalent Input Noise (EIN) - just 3 pA/rtHz, which enables CATV network operators to extend optical systems very economically. The device is ideal for any QAM-dominated (digital) network. Contact product marketing for availability and sample requests. |
Defense and Aerospace
Newest Packaged GaN Device TriQuint's newest packaged GaN device, the T1G6000528-Q3, offers more than 7 Watts of output power and greater than 50% efficiency, making it ideal for narrow and wideband applications (20 MHz-6 GHz). As a GaN, GaAs, SAW & BAW innovator, TriQuint is the best solution for COTS and custom defense, aerospace or commercial applications. Learn more about TriQuint's new GaN and GaAs portfolio today. |
DoT Simplifies RF PCB Assembly TriQuint is making it easier to handle die-level devices; we can place semiconductors on thermal spreaders, a process we call Die on Tab (DoT). TriQuint's system uses a vacuum reflow process to create bonds between die and CuMo bases with a bond that is virtually void-free and very thermally stable. 100% of DoT products are X-ray inspected in the factory. TriQuint has created new standard products using its DoT process including the TGA4516-TS and the TGA2510-TS. Look for additional DoT devices as the family grows. Contact product marketing for information. |
Looking for the Latest GaN or GaAs RF Power Devices? TriQuint has made it easy to find the latest in GaN and GaAs RFICs - we feature popular packaged and MMIC RF power devices in one spot. These devices are top performers, offering excellent power and high PAE for a variety of commercial and defense / aerospace applications. Visit our new 'RF Power' page and click on individual part numbers for contact details. |
Foundry
New Foundry Process - TQP15 Unveiled
TriQuint announces the release of the TQP15 foundry process to full production. TQP15 offers a cost-effective process for designers building millimeter wave (mmWave) MMICs for applications such as VSAT, satellite communications and point-to-point radios. The addition of TQP15 solidifies TriQuint's technology leadership position stemming from its broad portfolio of HBT, E-beam and optical pHEMT technologies. |
Building Ka-Band Applications? Is TriQuint's new foundry process right for you? TriQuint's Corey Nevers and Ed Knapp, key contributors to the newly released foundry process technology, TQP15, present an educational webinar exploring TQP15's architecture, reliability and performance characteristics. Listen to the archive to learn if TQP15 is right for you. |
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MILCOM
Oct. 31 - Nov. 3, 2010
San Jose, CA, USA
See TriQuint in booth #1207 for our latest Defense & Aerospace GaAs, GaN, SAW and BAW solutions. |
GSMA Mobile World Congress
Feb. 14 - 17, 2011
Barcelona, Spain
The industry's largest mobile ecosystem gathering is happening in Barcelona, Spain. TriQuint will be exhibiting at stand AV85. |
IIC China
Feb. 25 - 26, 2011
Shenzhen, China
TriQuint will host educational seminars during the IIC China tradeshow. Attend the seminars and look for our exhibit in Shenzhen!
February 25 - 26
Shenzhen
Stand #2G11
Vendor Seminar February 28 - March 1 Chengdu Vendor Seminar Only March 3 - 4 Shanghai Vendor Seminar Only |
OFC
March 8 - 10, 2011
Los Angeles, CA, USA
See TriQuint in booth #2232. |
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Investor Events
Merriman Capital Investor Summit 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010 2:00 pm PT InterContinental Times Square
New York City, NY, USA
Presenter: Steve Buhaly, CFO |
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Contacts
US
+1.503.615.9000
EUROPE
+49.89.99628.2600
CHINA
+86.21.5011.7290
JAPAN
+81.03.5549.7105
TAIWAN
+866.2.2758.3066
KOREA
+82.31.788.7231
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*This newsletter contains forward-looking statements made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements include statements regarding the anticipated demand in the handset and defense markets and recovery in the health of the networks market, TriQuint's anticipated net income/(loss) and revenues, anticipated operating expenses, increases in factory utilization, the outcome of certain legal proceedings, expected non-GAAP net income and the correlation between bookings and revenues. Actual results may vary materially from those expressed or implied in the statements herein or from historical results, due to changes in economic, business, competitive, technological and/or regulatory factors, including TriQuint's performance; demand for TriQuint's products; ability to develop new products, improve yields, maintain product pricing and reduce costs; ability to win customers, increase our market share and continue to provide expected levels of inventory to customers; inventory levels in our markets and market conditions. Additional considerations and important risk factors are described in TriQuint's reports on Form 10-K and 10-Q and other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. These reports can be accessed at the SEC web site, www.sec.gov. Except as required by law, we undertake no obligation to revise or publicly release the results of any revision to these forward-looking statements. A reader of this release should understand that it is not possible to predict or identify all risk factors and should not consider the list to be a complete statement of all potential risks and uncertainties. | |
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