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Amazon Likes Syntiant

Chips from Syntiant Corp. in Irvine will power products using Amazon’s Alexa voice service, including devices that need the most power.

The Alexa system includes connected products that are “always-on,” requiring continuous and significant power, such as hearing aids, watches, cell phones and laptops.

Syntiant Chief Executive Kurt Busch said company chips, which require less juice than other chips, “don’t have any direct competition at these power levels.”

For more on Syntiant’s chips, see the Aug. 26 print edition of the Business Journal.

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Kevin Costelloe
Kevin Costelloe
Tech reporter at Orange County Business Journal
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