SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK: Qualcomm has explored the possibility of acquiring portions of Intel's design business to boost the company's product portfolio, according to two sources familiar with the ...

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Qualcomm is interested in buying parts of Intel’s chip design division. This move is part of Qualcomm’s plan to enter the computer processor market with its Snapdragon X series. The company ...

Qualcomm has explored the possibility of acquiring portions of Intel's design business to boost the company's product portfolio, according to two sources familiar with the matter. The mobile ...

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Qualcomm is reportedly exploring the acquisition of parts of Intel’s PC chip design division, aiming to strengthen its entry into the personal computing market. This potential move, highlighted ...

Costfoto / NurPhoto via Getty Images Qualcomm is reportedly considering buying parts of Intel. A Reuters story said company executives are especially interested in Intel's PC chip design business.

Qualcomm is exploring the possibility of acquiring parts of Intel's chip design business, especially its client PC design unit. This move could expand Qualcomm's reach in the semiconductor industry.

Qualcomm is reportedly considering buying parts of Intel. A Reuters story said company executives are especially interested in Intel's PC chip design business. It's the latest report to detail ...

The client PC business for Intel is of "significant interest" to Qualcomm executives according to one of Reuters' sources, but they are "looking at all of the company's design units". There are ...

SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Qualcomm has explored the possibility of acquiring portions of Intel's design business to boost the company's product portfolio, according to two sources familiar ...