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that we want to accomplish there and there is a pretty well-stocked pipeline of ideas and IP and test vehicles, which we're investing in to kind of continue to grow that. So much as -- I'm not putting a number on it, we -- you'll be able to see from our comments that we're very excited about where that can take us in the medium term.
Christopher Rolland -- Susquehanna International Group -- Analyst
Okay. And I guess kind of tying into this as well, can you talk about opportunities that you have captured in phones today for some of these products, including your power product, but also things around cameras and the possibility to broaden into new devices as well, whether they be tablets or laptops or perhaps some other devices?
John Forsyth -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah, absolutely. So when you look at, in particular, those areas you talked about, which constitute a lot of our high-performance mixed-signal business, so on the camera side. Obviously, that's focused on smartphones right now. We've seen a growth in the attach rate. I think that what we're doing there is highly applicable to other products that contain cameras. Obviously, what we are doing is kind of stabilization and focus-related. We've talked about that elsewhere. So any -- it'd typically be a camera that moves around, rather than one that's fixed somewhere. So we'd certainly like to find ways of expanding that -- the reach of that technology into other products. In the power space, so we launched during the quarter, the power conversion and control IC that's in a recently launched flagship smartphone. So there's one of those pad device right now that's custom silicon, obviously, and we are very focused as a team on serving our biggest customer, first and foremost, and kind of continuing to execute on that is priority number one for the team.
But it's also clear from everything we're saying that we're making a lot of investment in this area and we really believe we can be innovative around the battery. So that certainly represents a a great opportunity to broaden and expand our business. And I think you can certainly think some of the other devices that you mentioned such as tablets and laptops and so on could certainly be places we would seek to land some of that technology as well.
Christopher Rolland -- Susquehanna International Group -- Analyst
Thanks again. And congrats, Thurman, again.
Thurman K. Case -- Chief Financial Officer and Vice President, Finance
Thank you.
Operator
Next question from the line of Ananda Baruah of Loop Capital. Your line is open.
Ananda Baruah -- Loop Capital -- Analyst
Hey, thanks guys, good afternoon, for taking the questions. Congrats on the strong results and, Thurman, congrats as well, certainly. Two, if I could. One may have [Phonetic] to be a clarification. But in the Shareholder Letter, when you guys spoke about accelerating -- in the laptop space, accelerating ahead of your strategic objectives, is that a general comment or is that what you're sort of seeing as we go through the fall here? Would love to get context there. And then I have a quick follow-up as well.
John Forsyth -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Thank you, Ananda. That comment relates specifically to the growth in our laptop business and what we're communicating there is that when we set out to engage customers in the laptop space, outside of our largest customer, where we already had business, we were principally focused on what we see as an emerging opportunity to sell boosted amplifiers into those devices. Those devices are getting thinner and thinner, they are moving from an HDA-based architecture to a Soundwire-based architecture. All of that means that they are going, in some regards, to look a lot more like smartphones architecturally than they have in the past. And so it's a very close adjacency for us. We've got a huge investment in boosted amplifiers for smartphones, really well-established leadership there. And so we formulated a plan to go after that market.
That's really where those strategic objectives lie that we r
that we want to accomplish there and there is a pretty well-stocked pipeline of ideas and IP and test vehicles, which we're investing in to kind of continue to grow that. So much as -- I'm not putting a number on it, we -- you'll be able to see from our comments that we're very excited about where that can take us in the medium term.
Christopher Rolland -- Susquehanna International Group -- Analyst
Okay. And I guess kind of tying into this as well, can you talk about opportunities that you have captured in phones today for some of these products, including your power product, but also things around cameras and the possibility to broaden into new devices as well, whether they be tablets or laptops or perhaps some other devices?
John Forsyth -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah, absolutely. So when you look at, in particular, those areas you talked about, which constitute a lot of our high-performance mixed-signal business, so on the camera side. Obviously, that's focused on smartphones right now. We've seen a growth in the attach rate. I think that what we're doing there is highly applicable to other products that contain cameras. Obviously, what we are doing is kind of stabilization and focus-related. We've talked about that elsewhere. So any -- it'd typically be a camera that moves around, rather than one that's fixed somewhere. So we'd certainly like to find ways of expanding that -- the reach of that technology into other products. In the power space, so we launched during the quarter, the power conversion and control IC that's in a recently launched flagship smartphone. So there's one of those pad device right now that's custom silicon, obviously, and we are very focused as a team on serving our biggest customer, first and foremost, and kind of continuing to execute on that is priority number one for the team.
But it's also clear from everything we're saying that we're making a lot of investment in this area and we really believe we can be innovative around the battery. So that certainly represents a a great opportunity to broaden and expand our business. And I think you can certainly think some of the other devices that you mentioned such as tablets and laptops and so on could certainly be places we would seek to land some of that technology as well.
Christopher Rolland -- Susquehanna International Group -- Analyst
Thanks again. And congrats, Thurman, again.
Thurman K. Case -- Chief Financial Officer and Vice President, Finance
Thank you.
Operator 
Next question from the line of Ananda Baruah of Loop Capital. Your line is open.
Ananda Baruah -- Loop Capital -- Analyst
Hey, thanks guys, good afternoon, for taking the questions. Congrats on the strong results and, Thurman, congrats as well, certainly. Two, if I could. One may have [Phonetic] to be a clarification. But in the Shareholder Letter, when you guys spoke about accelerating -- in the laptop space, accelerating ahead of your strategic objectives, is that a general comment or is that what you're sort of seeing as we go through the fall here? Would love to get context there. And then I have a quick follow-up as well.
John Forsyth -- President and Chief Executive Officer
Thank you, Ananda. That comment relates specifically to the growth in our laptop business and what we're communicating there is that when we set out to engage customers in the laptop space, outside of our largest customer, where we already had business, we were principally focused on what we see as an emerging opportunity to sell boosted amplifiers into those devices. Those devices are getting thinner and thinner, they are moving from an HDA-based architecture to a Soundwire-based architecture. All of that means that they are going, in some regards, to look a lot more like smartphones architecturally than they have in the past. And so it's a very close adjacency for us. We've got a huge investment in boosted amplifiers for smartphones, really well-established leadership there. And so we formulated a plan to go after that market.
That's really where those strategic objectives lie that we r