STMicroelectronics a global semiconductor specialist, has announced that Hathway, a cable Multi-System Operator (MSO) in India has chosen ST’s highly integrated systems-on-chips (SoC) to power two of its advanced HD set-top boxes. ST’s STiH273 (Palma) drives Hathway’s newest HD entry-level set-top box and the STi7141 forms the heart of the new-generation interactive, Multi-Tuner HD DVR set-top box.

“Our new high-definition digital set-top boxes benefit from STMicroelectronics’ feature-packed and flexible system-on-chip ICs and provide an ideal platform for us to deliver innovative value-added services to our customers,” said Jayant Changrani, President, Hathway. “Our pioneering model of aligning with strategic partners, who share our vision and bring in world-class experience, state-of-the-art technology and expertise to execute our plans, has helped us in creating both enhanced customer satisfaction and sustaining our leadership edge in India.”

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