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NXP tapped for German library

Thursday, June 19, 2008

NXP Semiconductors announced that the Max Planck Institute for European History of Law Library has chosen the Longlife RFID labels from Bibliotheca RFID Library Systems. The new system is based on the ICODE SLI-SY chip. This latest ICODE product offers a 40-year data lifespan to produce a solution that offers long-term data integrity.

The German research institute will begin the rollout of the new RFID library solution for its archive of 320,000 assets. The Max Planck Institute Library in Frankfurt houses collections of historic resources and secondary literature about the development of European Law [end] 

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