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Qualcomm rejects Broadcom's $105 billion offer
Qualcomm rejects Broadcom's $105 billion offer
A week ago it was announced that that semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom has made an offer on one of the largest competitors in the same space. ...... 13 Nov 2017 - 1 comment
Broadcom offers over $100 million for Qualcomm in industry-leading deal
Broadcom offers over $100 million for Qualcomm in industry-leading deal
Broadcom, a U.S. chip manufacturer, has offered a whopping $105 million for another semiconductor company, the world's largest mobile chip makes ...... 06 Nov 2017 - 2 comments
Samsung to challenge TSMC with a new business and 4 nm chips
Samsung to challenge TSMC with a new business and 4 nm chips
Samsung has been investing a lot on its semiconductor business in both Asia and even in the United States. Now the company is expanding even ...... 30 May 2017 - 1 comment
Samsung investing over billion dollars in Austin, TX plant
Samsung investing over billion dollars in Austin, TX plant
Samsung has recently told the media that it will increase the investment to its Austin, TX manufacturing plant by a further billion dollars ...... 02 Nov 2016 - 5 comments
Samsung heads to Silicon Valley to gain outside business for its chip business
Samsung heads to Silicon Valley to gain outside business for its chip business
According to new reports, Samsung executives have been all over Silicon Valley this past week in efforts to secure more deals for their chipmaking business. 26 Apr 2016
Toshiba announces $6 billion asset sale
Toshiba announces $6 billion asset sale
Struggling tech giant Toshiba has announced a $5.9 billion asset sale alongside a large investment into its chip businesses. 19 Mar 2016
Intel has another great quarter thanks to improved PC market
Intel has another great quarter thanks to "improved" PC market
Giant semi Intel announced their quarterly earnings last night, reporting another strong quarter thanks to an 'improved' PC market. 16 Jul 2014 - 2 comments
Intel CEO to retire after 40 years with company
Intel CEO to retire after 40 years with company
Intel CEO Paul Otellini has announced today that he will be retiring from the company next year. Otellini will step down in May, giving enough ...... 19 Nov 2012
     

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