Azanda Network Devices Competitors

Fresco Logic was founded by a team of industry veterans that has worked together for over two decades at many leading technology companies including Intel, Cascade Semiconductor Solutions and Synopsys. Fresco Logic is first to market with USB3.0 Host and Device solutions, and demonstrated the world's first USB3.0 real time data transfer on its FPGA development platform in August 19-21, 2008 at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF). For almost two decades, the key members of the Fresco Team were actively involved in and participated in many technological changes in the computer I/O interconnect and networking fields, including directly contributing to the success of fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, InfiniBand and PCI Express. The Fresco team has a proven track record of delivering the industry’s first and best products in many key technologies such as PCI Express, Ethernet, InfiniBand, USB, Fibre Channels, and Wi-FI. Fresco Logic is headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon, with branch a office and design center in Neihu Science Park in Taipei Taiwan.

Motia is a fabless semiconductor company focused on enabling smart antennas for wireless systems providers. The Company's standards-compliant adaptive beamforming technologies easily integrate into customers' wireless products to enhance overall functionality and performance. Motia was founded in 2000 and is backed by Kodiak Venture Partners, Axiom Venture Partners and Carrot Capital.

Legend Silicon Corporation is a fabless semiconductor company that develops technology and application specific semiconductor products (ASSP) for digital broadcasting and broadband transmission. The company's products enable broadband transmission and reception with bandwidth utilization and resilient signal reception. Legend Silicon's products are designed for usage in television sets (high definition and standard definition), set top boxes, portable media players (PMPs), video-enabled cell phones and wireless network interface adapters for PCs. Legend Silicon is headquartered in Fremont, California, and has operations in Shanghai and Beijing, China, where it also maintains a joint DTV Research Center with Tsinghua University in Beijing.