November 2008 - Xceive Named Rising Star in Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 Program for Silicon Valley. Read the complete story.

September 2008 - Xceive’s SiliconNOW tuner module recognized as Design News Golden Mousetrap award finalist. Read the complete story.

July 2008 - Xceive named 2008 International Business Awards finalist for best new product. Read the complete story.

October 2007 - Readers of EETimes and eeProduct Center named the XC4000 the “most technically significant” product in the RF and Microwave category. Read the complete story.

October 2007 - The Xceive XC5000 silicon TV tuner is selected by Design News Magazine as a finalist in the “Golden Mousetrap Awards” for engineering achievement.

April 2006 - The editorial team of Red Herring Magazine, has chosen Xceive as a finalist in their Red Herring 100 Private Companies of North America.

February 2006 - Xceive receives Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) Research Labs certification for top performance and superior quality. Read the complete story.

February 2006 - EDN Magazine, a prominent electronics trade publication, names Xceive's TV tuner as a finalist in the EDN Innovation Awards competition.

January 2006 - Skyworth, China's 3rd largest TV manufacturer, chooses Xceive silicon tuners over CAN Tuners for its new TV Models.

November 2005 - Xceive enabled LCD TVs on sale in China at Wal Mart stores.

October 2005 - RF Design Magagzine features Xceive in article "Silicon TV Tuners will Replace Can Tuners". Download the complete story.

October 2005 - 10moons adopts Xceive’s tuner for new USB TV tuner modules.

July 2005 - Xceive enables Compro’s USB TV Stick.

July 2005 - Xceive receives its Series C funding of $14.5M with Sequoia Capital as its leading investor.

February 2005 - Xceive opens a China Sales Office in Shenzhen.

January 2005 - Xceive announces first design wins with AVerMedia Technologies and Leadtek Research.

January 2005 - Xceive starts production of XC 2028 and XC 3028.

December 2004 - Xceive opens a Design Center in Switzerland.

September 2004 - Xceive releases its first pre-production samples.

January 2004 - Xceive receives its Series B funding of $10.5M from companies such as BA Venture Partners, Alliance Ventures, and the Ignite Group.

2003 December 2003 - XC 2028 and XC 3028 engineering samples become available.

October 2003 - Xceive shows first working silicon demo.

February 2003 - Xceive shows FPGA demo.

January 2002 - Xceive receives its Series A funding of $4M from Alliance Ventures.

July 2001 - Xceive is founded by 8 highly qualified designers with extensive experience and a proven track record in the field of telecommunication receivers and advanced integrated circuit design.