Qualcomm to set up research and development center in South Korea

Beijing time February 1 afternoon news, according to foreign media reported today, the United States wireless technology developers Qualcomm plans to set up research and development centers in South Korea, and local chip manufacturers Pulsus technologies investment.　　Qualcomm said in a statement that the research and Development Center will work with South Korean research, government and corporate institutions, and will work on mobile applications and mobile multimedia, such as the next generation of wireless communications technology development. "South Korea is one of the first countries to successfully deploy CDMA technology, and Korean handset makers play an important role in the technology sector," Qualcomm said in a statement.　　The company added that it had been working with South Korean manufacturers for nearly 20 years. High-Ventilation (Qualcomm Ventures), a Qualcomm investment agency, has agreed to invest in pulsus technologies.　　The chip developed by the company is capable of transmitting audio signals and amplifying these signals digitally. Qualcomm has previously established a joint venture with the Korean trade and investment revitalization commune (Korea trade-investment promotion Agency) and the Ministry of Knowledge Economy of the Republic of Korea (Ministry of Knowledge Economy). Invest in a promising South Korean venture company.　　The investment in Pulsus Technologies is the first investment through the joint venture. Qualcomm has yet to disclose the size of the investment and the relevant details. (Ding Macro)