Etron ramping up shipments of USB Type-C controller ICs

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Etron ramping up shipments of USB Type-C controller ICs

Steve Shen, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Thursday 1 September 2016

Etron Technology is expected to see its shipments of USB Type-C controller solutions increase significantly in the second half 2016, bringing total shipments of related chips to over 10 million units in the year, according to a Chinese-language...

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