Research and Markets: Nokia's Selection of New IC Solution Vendors and Its Implications for the Mobile Phone IC Industry Presents an Overview of Nokia's Chip Strategy Development
Posted on: Wednesday, 5 December 2007, 09:00 CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c76521) has announced the addition of "Nokia's Selection of New IC Solution Vendors and Its Implications for the Mobile Phone IC Industry" to their offering.
On August 8, 2007, leading international mobile phone vendor Nokia announced that it was adjusting its long-standing IC development model based on in-house R&D to make greater use of technology licensing and multi-sourcing. This indicates a concrete manifestation of a change in Nokia's strategy that has been forced on the company by changes in the mobile phone industry environment. Nokia has been collaborating with Texas Instruments for some years now; it has now also begun to adopt IC solutions supplied by STM, Broadcom, and Infineon. A few days after Nokia's announcement, on August 20, Infineon revealed that it was acquiring LSI's mobile products division for 330 million Euros. These two announcements have sent shockwaves through the mobile phone IC market. This report will examine the strategic thinking behind Nokia's change in strategy, and will consider how the new strategy will affect the competitive balance in the global mobile phone IC industry.
List of Topics
Overview of Nokia's IC solution development; Nokia's mobile phone IC and baseband suppliers; Nokia's selection of new IC solution vendors and its implication for the worldwide mobile phone IC suppliers; current development and future trends for the worldwide mobile phone IC industry
Overview of Nokia's Chip Strategy Development
Nokia's New Chipset Strategy
In-house IC Development as Nokia's Core Competency
Moving Towards Software and Value-added Services
Meeting the Needs of Individual Technologies and Product Lines
Current State of the Global Mobile Phone IC Industry
Mobile Phone Brands Decreasing Adoption of Own-developed Chipsets
A Wave of Mergers Causing the Concentration Ratio to Rise
MIC Perspective
Adcore-Tech, Agere System, Analog Device Incorporation, BenQ-Siemens, Broadcom, Ericsson Mobile Platforms, Freescale, Gate5, Infineon, Intel, Intellisync, KDDI, LG, Loudeye, LSI, Marvel, Matsushita, Mediatek, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, NXP, Philips, Qualcomm, Renesas, RFMD, Samsung, Siemens, Silicon Labs, Skyworks, Sony Ericsson, Spreadtrum, STMicroelectornics, Texas Instruments, Twango
List of Tables
Table 1 Nokia's Main IC Suppliers in 2006
Table 2 Nokia's Potential Future Mobile Phone IC Suppliers
Table 3 The Baseband IC Suppliers of the Top Five Global Mobile Phone Brands in 2006
Table 4 Global Mobile Phone IC Suppliers' Mergers and Acquisitions during 2006 and 2007
List of Figures
Figure 1 Global Mobile Phone Baseband IC Market Share by Supplier in 2006
Figure 2 Global Mobile Phone IC Suppliers' Chip Technology and Market Share
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c76521
Source: Business Wire
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