TI is expanding its DSL market share faster than any competitor, and we expect to ship about 1 million ADSL modem ports in the first half of 2000. Our solutions enable multiple voice calls and data transmissions at the same time over the same copper phone line. Consumers can add multiple voice lines at significantly lower costs. And in providing these extra lines, telcos can generate significant incremental revenue without major capital expenditures. Already, most DSL and cable modem manufacturers are using TI silicon and software for their voice over packet solutions.
Mobility is another big focus area.
Analysts project that 1 billion people worldwide will subscribe to wireless service by the year 2002. That's a great opportunity. TI is currently shipping about 2 million DSP and analog chips to wireless handset makers every business day. Today, more than 60 percent of the world's digital handsets are using TI's DSPs as their electronic brain. About the same percentage are using our analog circuits.