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  • UMC sets sight on 20nm chips with $8 billion fab

    Customers such as Qualcomm, AMD and Nvidia ended up switching some orders to UMC after 28nm production delays from TSMC.
  • Ex AMD CTO, Eric Demers, goes to Qualcomm

    Former chief technology officer at AMD, Eric Demers, is joining Qualcomm.
  • Hybrid processors fuel $111 billion market

    Apple, Broadcom, Marvell, MediaTek, NVidia, Qualcomm, Samsung, St Ericsson, Texas Instruments and many other processor vendors have offered heterogeneous application-specific processors with a microprocessor core integrating a GPU to add value within extremely confined parameters of space, power and
  • India gives 4G to Qualcomm at last

    The Indian government has granted its 4G broadband spectrum to Qualcomm nearly two years after the US chipmaker paid $1 billion in an auction.
  • Nokia turns patent troll

    Nokia is to be feared as a patent troll as it has one of the widest patent portfolios in the industry, along with Ericsson and Qualcomm.
  • IDC predicts more chip market consolidation this year

    He pointed out that a number of mergers and acquisitions came to fruition in 2011, most notably Qualcomm and Atheros, Texas Instruments and National Semiconductor, SMSC and Conexant, Broadcom and NetLogic, CSR and Zoran, and Microsemi and Zarlink.
  • Intel tipped by itself to be big on phones

    Five years from now, Intel says it wants to hold a significant share of the market, Smith hopefully opined. To do that, of course, it has to kill off Qualcomm, deal with Apple, and convince everyone to abandon ARM.  Should be a peace of cake
  • Intel claims the fabless model is failing

    But Intel's Mark Bohr,who is the  director of process architecture & integration and senior fellow of technology and manufacturing group at Intel, told EETimes that the foundry model is collapsing. Chipmakers like Qualcomm will not be able to use TSMC's single 20nm process.
  • Windows 8 set up for BYOD

    He said this means that devices running Windows RT including tablets, hybrid tablet/laptops and as well as small laptops running on power-efficient ARM chips from Qualcomm, Nvidia or Texas Instruments will all play fair with company networks.
  • Intel elbows its way into baseband market

    It is a long way behind the leader, Qualcomm, which has a 45 percent market share, but given that Intel was not even in this sector last year it is doing well to be ranked at number two.
  • Intel's Medfield sows seeds in world's most important mobile market

    Still, it's very unlikely other chip makers are blind to the enormous money making opportunities in India and China. We have no doubt ARM licensees, such as Qualcomm, will be fighting for their part of the market.
  • Qualcomm warns of chip shortage

    Qualcomm has said that while there is strong demand for its smartphone chips, it is getting tricky to fill customer orders.
  • Texas Instruments man creates open source Snapdragon driver

    TI's ARM man Rob Clark, who is famous for Texas Instrument'sOMAP DRM driver, has spent his spare time building a natty open sauce driver for Qualcomm'sSnapdragon.
  • Lumia cost $209 to make

    In addition to a Qualcomm chipset, the Lumia 900 uses Samsung's $58 display, memory from Micron and Elpida, and smaller components from Broadcom and STMicroelectronics, the researcher said.
  • TSMC comes up short on 28nm chips

    According to Digitimes, TSMC's 28nm foundry capacity has been drastically short of what Qualcomm, AMD and Nvidia want.
  • Apple calls in Intel, Qualcomm to help in Aussie Samsung patent spat

    Two of the biggest players in the chip sector, Intel and Qualcomm, have provided US lawyers with source code which Apple hopes will get it out of a tight spot in its patent row with Samsung.
  • SIA positive despite chip sales slide

    Intel and AMD stopped giving the WSTS chip sales data program and Qualcomm, Broadcom, Xilinx and Altera are not involved either. Now, the WSTS uses forecasting and estimation methods to predict the sales which we would have thought was a bit like guessing, reading Tarot cards, or asking the cat.
  • Qualcomm squares up to Intel on ultrathins

    An SVP for Qualcomm, Rob Chandhok, is pitching the company directly against Intel in the upcoming battle for dominance over Windows 8.

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