Qualcomm is looking at Intel at a time when its smaller rival ... or foundry, into a wholly owned subsidiary. The decision to separate Intel’s foundry operations from the rest of the company ...

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maybe data center at some point for Intel and then smartphones from Qualcomm. Um, it's also interesting because Qualcomm historically is not made their own chips. They uh, and and owned a lot of ...

Qualcomm buying Intel would be a massive acquisition ... That being said, it would also be an acquisition of an American-owned company by another American-owned company. So it wouldn’t ...

but over 80% of those shares are already owned by institutional investors. So to fund a takeover of Intel, Qualcomm would need to issue a lot more shares -- but that would cancel out its billions ...

Intel fabricates its chips in-house at company-owned facilities called "fabs," located in various parts of the world. Qualcomm does not make its own processors but has partnered with contract ...

Instead of a purchase of Intel (INTC), a Qualcomm acquisition of Altera (100% owned by Intel) might make sense, Pajjuri wrote. China approval could still be problematic, though it has better odds ...

Qualcomm Technologies Inc. QCOM and Intel Corporation INTC are two leading players in the semiconductor industry. Qualcomm’s offering includes high-performance, low-power chip designs for mobile ...

The chief architect for Intel’s Xeon server processors has defected to chip rival Qualcomm, which is making ... and has built every x86 PC he’s ever owned, laptops not included.

Another chip rivalry is brewing, and this time, Qualcomm's Snapdragon Series X CPUs are taking the gloves off to show how Intel chips can't keep up — and it's pretty ruthless. In a set of three ...

Qualcomm has approached Intel to discuss a potential acquisition ... or foundry, into a wholly owned subsidiary. The decision to separate Intel’s foundry operations from the rest of the company ...