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Agere Systems
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Agere Systems is the world leader in semiconductors for communications applications. Lucent announced its intention to spin off the Microelectronics Group as an independent company that will include its optoelectronics and integrated circuits divisions. Agere Systems has the expertise to offer integrated optoelectronics and integrated circuits solution to help customers reduce the time and expense of developing the new communications equipment. The new company will ... provide wireless computer networking system solutions through its ORiNOCO™ product line.
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Agere Systems is a premier provider of advanced integrated circuit solutions for high-density storage, wireless data and multiservice networking applications. The company is the market leader in providing chips for desktop, mobile and consumer electronics hard disk drives. Agere's wireless data portfolio includes industry-leading solutions for data-capable cellular phones, as well as Wi-Fi/802.11 solutions for wireless LANs and computing applications. Agere ... provides custom and standard networking solutions to move information across wired, wireless and enterprise networks. Agere's customers include the leading PC manufacturers, wireless terminal providers, network equipment suppliers and hard disk drive providers. More information about Agere Systems is available from its web site at http://www.agere.com.
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Agere Systems Inc. designs and manufactures integrated circuits, which are made using semiconductor wafers imprinted with a network of electronic components. Integrated circuits perform several functions such as processing and storing data, controlling electronic system functions, and processing electronic signals. Agere ranks as the market leader in providing integrated circuits for the hard disk drive market, conducting its manufacturing activity in Orlando, Florida, and overseas, where the company owns facilities in Singapore and Thailand. The company divides its business according to the markets it serves, operating a client systems group and an infrastructure systems group. Through its client systems group, Agere caters to the computing and consumer communications market, marketing integrated circuits, software, and reference designs for various applications. Through its infrastructure systems group, the company serves the networking equipment market, selling integrated circuit solutions to network equipment customers.
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R. G. Vanderweil Engineers, Inc. designed the new corporate headquarters and R&D facilities for Agere Systems to support advanced integrated circuit solutions that access and store network information. This project includes research and administrative functions to support microelectronics, photonics, wireless infrastructure chips, high-density system-on-a-chip, hard-disk access, cellphone/cellular technology, and MEMS. The facility is 568,000 sf of office and lab and is comprised of two three-story wings arranged symmetrically around a "skylighted" entrance lobby. The facility consists of a high-tech R&D/administrative building and two 1,000-car parking decks on a 140-acre site.
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As Agere plotted its future course, the company appeared to have put to rest questions regarding its financial viability. Its future success depended largely on the accomplishments achieved in its client systems group, which accounted for an increasing percentage of its revenue. In 2002, 65 percent of Agere's revenue was derived from its client systems group. In 2003, the client systems group generated 72 percent of the company's revenue. In the years ahead, Agere hoped to produce sustained profitability, a goal whose achievement depended on the company's ability to maintain its market leadership.
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Madison, Wisc.--April 2006--JT Packard announced that it received two new, multi-year service contracts with Agere Systems for uninterruptible power supply services. Under the agreement, the company will receive full- service, 24/7 emergency coverage, and preventative maintenance for critical power equipment at its Mendota Heights, Minn., and Allentown, Pa., facilities.
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