Talk:STMicroelectronics
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Although it was partially formed from a French company, STMicroelectronics is actually based in Switzerland. Shouldn't this article be moved to "companies of Switzerland"?
- It is an Italian-French company, with headquarters in Switzerland. It wouldn't be quite correct to call it a "company of Switerland".
[edit] Microcontrollers update
Hello, I have updated a list of "ST" microcontrollers products. I just added two pages for the moment, for two products: str7 and str9, hoping they will not be considered as advertising...
Stmicro 11:43, 1 June 2007 (UTC)
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[edit] Unsourced material on customers
Archiving unsourced material here. Saganaki- 08:20, 19 September 2007 (UTC)
The company has around 1500 customers. The most important are [citation needed]:
- Automotive equipment suppliers Bosch, DaimlerChrysler, Visteon, and Siemens
- cellular phones suppliers Nokia, Motorola
- printer suppliers Hewlett-Packard
- telecom infrastructure suppliers Alcatel and Nortel Networks
- hard disk drives suppliers Seagate Technology and Western Digital
- consumer electronics suppliers Scientific-Atlanta, Nintendo, Philips, Sony, and Thomson
- industrial equipments supplier Siemens
- electronic components distributor Arrow Electronics
- Logitech mice and cameras
