MediaTek is a publicly owned fabless semiconductor company headquartered in Taiwan. Founded in 1997, it employs over 10,850 people. The company focuses on providing solutions for smartphones, digital televisions, and connectivity products. MediaTek's primary business involves designing and developing integrated circuits, including chipsets, systems-on-a-chip (SoCs), and radio frequency (RF) transceivers. These components are used in various electronic devices, including smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. MediaTek's products are known for their power efficiency, performance, and affordability, making them popular among device manufacturers worldwide.
MediaTek, a prominent semiconductor company, has formed a partnership with a British smartphone company to introduce the world's first smartphone powered by MediaTek's chipset technology. At an event in Las Vegas, MediaTek's SoC technology received positive feedback for its potential to revolutionize the consumer electronics industry. In collaboration with Pearl TV, MediaTek launched the FastTrack to NextGen TV program in Washington D.C., aiming to expedite the adoption of next-generation TV technology. Furthermore, MediaTek achieved a significant milestone in partnership with Nokia and China Mobile, successfully verifying the world's first 3CC CA technology. Additionally, MediaTek actively participated in the development of the Hybrid White Label set-top box, working alongside industry partners such as RDK, EKT, and OBS.