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MediaTek to source power amplifiers from SST

Hans Wu, Taipei; Meiling Chen, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 29 July 2009 0

Handset chipmaker MediaTek is likely to source power amplifiers (PAs) from Silicon Storage Technology (SST), in addition to Skyworks, according to sources at IC distributors.

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