[Introduction] Texas Instruments (TI) (NASDAQ: TXN) today announced the appointment of Ms. Sandy Hu, General Manager of China's Sales and Market Applications, as President of Texas Instruments Semiconductor Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

SHANGHAI, June 8, 2015 -- Texas Instruments (TI) (NASDAQ: TXN) today announced the appointment of Ms. Sandy Hu, General Manager of China's Sales and Market Applications, as President of Texas Instruments Semiconductor Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. In her new role, Ms. Hu Yuhua will continue to lead TI's China sales and marketing application team to expand TI's business growth in analog and embedded processing.

“Ms. Hu Yuhua has extensive experience in sales and team management. She has led the Chinese team to strengthen TI's relationship with customers and expand our business in China,” said Larry Tan, President of Texas Instruments Asia. “I believe that Ms. Hu Yuhua will lead the team to use all aspects of resources to provide better support to Chinese customers, bring more innovation to the Chinese market, and further fulfill our long-term commitment to the Chinese market.”

Ms. Hu Yuhua joined TI in 2000 as a technical sales engineer and was promoted to account manager responsible for several important TI customers. During her subsequent work, Ms. Hu Yuhua held various leadership positions in the sales and marketing application team to help expand TI's business in the Chinese market and promote TI's close cooperation and win-win development with its customers. In 2013, Ms. Hu Yuhua was appointed as the General Manager of TI China Sales and Market Applications, responsible for strengthening TI's position and business development in the Chinese market.

Ms. Hu Yuhua holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from Central South University of Technology and a master's degree in business administration from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

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2. 5A is more powerful Texas Instruments sends MaxCharge fast charging technology

Zhongguancun Online News: With the increasing popularity of Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 and MTK Pump Express two fast charging technologies, Texas Instruments has finally released MaxCharge fast charging technology.

According to sources, TI (Texas Instruments) has released MaxCharge fast-charge product samples to core supply chain partners including Xiaomi, bringing BQ25895 (high-end version), BQ25892 (OTG version), BQ25890 (OTG version). Three fast charging solutions.

Compared with the existing 5V 2A input charging speed, these three ICs input currents up to 5A, more than double the charging current, and can reduce the charging time by up to 60%, although the current flow doubles but the heat is generated. Doubled. MaxCharge fast charging technology not only has a strong charging current, but even the input voltage can reach a level of up to 14V, which is backward compatible with Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0's 9V, 12V two-speed voltage, and MTK Pump Express's 7V, 9V, 12V support is also more Nothing to say.

Editor's comment: For TI (Texas Instruments), there is clearly no Qualcomm and MTK in the mobile phone market. Although the MaxCharge technical data is very attractive, but under the three-party attack of QC2.0, PE, USB PD, whether it can adapt to the market, it depends on the performance of its official introduction of equipment.