IDT To Exhibit Industry-leading Semiconductor Solutions at 2012 Intel Developer Forum

Integrated Device Technology, Inc. (IDT®) (NASDAQ: IDTI), the Analog and Digital Company™ delivering essential mixed-signal semiconductor solutions, today announced that it will demonstrate its industry-leading products at the 2012 Intel® Developer Forum, September 11-13. IDT will exhibit select products that power, connect, and support Intel-based products and systems, including NVM Express (NVMe) flash controller, PCI Express® (PCIe®), timing, signal integrity, and RapidIO® solutions.

IDT will display a performance demonstration of its recently announced NVMe PCI Express flash memory controller. The 16-channel PCIe x4 Gen 3 (89HF16P04AG3) and 32-channel PCIe x8 Gen 3 (89HF32P08AG3) flash controllers are designed to fully comply with the NVMe standard – a standard that defines an optimized register interface, command set, and feature set for PCIe SSDs. This allows OEMs to build standards-based solid-state drive (SSD) solutions that dramatically improve performance and overcome throughput and latency bottlenecks inherent to legacy SAS/SATA-based SSD designs. IDT will also participate in the NVMe community booth at IDF alongside other industry leaders active in the development and use of NVMe. The NVMe community will be in Booth 440.

Alongside the NVMe flash controller, IDT will demonstrate its latest high-performance PCIe switches along with the industry’s first PCIe 3.0 signal-conditioning re-timers, targeted at enterprise computing, storage and communications applications. IDT will also showcase the industry’s first PCI Express Gen 2 to Serial RapidIO Gen 2 protocol conversion bridge – a breakthrough device that extends scalable RapidIO-enabled peer-to-peer multiprocessor clusters to the x86 processor environment.

Information on IDT’s current wireless power solutions and a recently announced development partnership with Intel will be available at the IDT booths. Intel recently selected IDT to develop an integrated transmitter and receiver chipset for Intel’s wireless charging technology based on resonance technology, as a result of IDT’s proven skill to integrate the required features and functionality into a monolithic solution. The IDT wireless power solutions offer unprecedented integration that results in significant space and cost savings in next-generation wireless power products.

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