RF Micro Devices (RFMD) has shipped its 100 millionth Polaris Total Radio RF solution. The company is a leading supplier of cellular RF solutions, and the 100 millionth Polaris was recently shipped to a leading handset manufacturer.
Bob Bruggeworth, president and CEO of RFMD, said, "The milestone of our 100 millionth Polaris comes approximately three years after we began shipments of our first cellular RF solution, Polaris 1. This achievement is especially gratifying as it occurs concurrently with the production ramp of our newest RF solution, Polaris 3, which we forecast will extend multiple years and support meaningful revenue and earnings growth for RFMD. In fact, based on current customer forecasts for our Polaris 2 and Polaris 3 RF solutions, we expect that the next 100 million Polaris shipments will happen significantly faster than the first 100 million."
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