Redmere supplies Fairchild

Fairchild Semiconductor has signed a supply agreement with RedMere Technology, according to Business Wire.

As part of the agreement, RedMere will provide known-good die connectivity products for the HDTV and consumer multimedia markets to Fairchild.

Fairchild will introduce a new line of products, starting with HDMI switch and repeater devices, incorporating RedMere's patented MagnifEye technology.

Avago Technologies, Batesville Casket and Hologic have been recognised as winners of the third annual Progressive Manufacturing 50 Awards Programme, according to PR newswire.

The awards programme honours manufacturers that are being progressive in their businesses, in the management of their operations and in their use of advanced technologies.

The programme recognises 50 companies that have achieved distinction in at least one of the eight core disciplines defined by Managing Automation as critical to business success in the years ahead.

Central Indiana's economic development group will launch Conexus, an initiative to build the region's hi-tech manufacturing base, says IndyStar.com.

Central Indiana Corporation Partnership had received $3 million from Lilly Endowment for the initiative and is seeking $3.5 million in donations.

Lisa Laughner, VP, will collaborate with manufacturers to develop partnerships that bring together companies in sectors like hybrid automobile engines, defence electronics and IT.