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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TXN | Texas Instruments | 21:00 GMT | 33.36 | -0.44 | -1.30% | 5420038 | 17.98 | 1.88 | 38.014B |
Latest Texas Instruments news
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Shaky semi industry propped up by wireless boom
Some firms, such as Texas Instruments and Freescale, are already targeting the market, while companies like PicoChip and Broadcom are also readying scaled up versions of system on chip devices from femto bases. -
Motorola's Jha explains his conversion to Intel
CES 2012Rather than selecting Intel on the basis of technology, it seems that Motorola wants to diversify its suppliers away from its Qualcomm and Texas Instruments chums. Intel is arguably a logical choice because it does have new mobile technology on the way. -
Rockchip sticks Android on the cloud
Rockchip is but one of several chipmakers, including Qualcomm and Texas Instruments, which is trying to find uses for Android tablets. -
Intel Medfield nearly ready for prime time
So far he has had to watch processors also made by Texas Instruments and Samsung stealing the show. -
Oracle shares plummet as doom is predicted
HP, Dell Inc, Red Hat, Intel, Texas Instruments and NetApp have all taken a hit. Shares of HP and Dell were down about a percent in after-hours trade and Salesforce.com and SAP were down four percent. -
Intel is the strongest it has ever been
Texas Instruments is the next with a four percent market share, while Toshiba followed on Samsung's heels with 3.9 percent. -
Semiconductor outfits slumping
Texas Instruments gave only a -2 percent guidance compared to most companies in the -9 to -12 percent range. -
Qualcomm slashing prices in China
At the moment chip demand in these countries is soaring as telecom operators start to adopt 3G. Normally Qualcomm would be happy competing with Intel and Texas Instruments but it seems that this end of the market is attractive to those making more cheap and cheerful items. -
Intel chip lead sees off Samsung
Others benefited from acquisitions in the year. Texas Instruments, sitting at third place in the charts, picked up National Semiconductor - which saw it usurp Toshiba for the spot. Its buy helped it grow revenues by 8.4 percent for the year. -
IT industry plagued with crocodiles
Hana Microelectronics, Thailand's biggest semiconductor packager, who makes gear for Texas Instruments managed to get its integrated circuits outside the flood zone a week before the water breached defensive dikes on October 13. -
WinTel alliance failing
It paves the way for Qualcomm and other smartphone chip makers such as Nvidia and Texas Instruments to slowly replace Chipzilla. -
Early Kindle Fire teardown appears
UpdatedAmazon also decided against a wireless module which would integrate WLAN, Bluetooth and FM radio, plumping for a WLAN-only model from Jorjin. It's based on Texas Instruments' WL1270, which is a WLAN only chip that has made few appearances in the wild. -
Nvidia does better than expected
FinancialEarlier this year Nvidia had some successes with its processors appearing in tablets made by Samsung and LG. Its newest mobile processor, Tegra 3, also faces growing competition from chip heavyweights Qualcommand Texas Instruments. -
Intel and MIPS struggle with Ice Cream Sandwich
The Nexus will use Samsung and Texas Instruments' dual-core OMAP4460 chip, but according to | Computer World Chipzilla and MIPS are flat out trying to get their processors ready to work with Android 4.0. -
Microsoft sticks with Qualcomm
For a while we have been hearing rumours that claimed that software giant Microsoft had been working with Texas Instruments and Nvidia for its Windows Phone line of smartphones -
Nvidia's Kal-El spawns fifth core
Nvidia says that the fifth core will operate at a lower frequency and will demand less power than a dual core chip, according to the Nvidia blog. And as is mentioned in an interview with Mike Rayfield, head of Nvidia’s mobile business, this is a direct improvement over Qualcomm and Texas Instruments -
Broadcom buys chipmaker Netlogic
Broadcom will flog NetLogic's chips alongside with its own products. The deal is the fourth-largest acquisition of a U.S. chipmaker in the past five years, and the second-largest this year after Texas Instruments bought National Semiconductor for about $6.5 billion in April. -
Intel and friends working on USB power source
Intel's involvement is interesting considering how long it dragged its heels on integrated USB 3.0 chips, compared to AMD. Anyway, along with Microsoft, what is left of HP, Renesas Electronics, ST-Ericsson and Texas Instruments, Intel will introduce the technology to the USB Implementers Forum in ea
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