Qualcomm’s Stock Slips 1.3% as Intel Shares Climb 1% Amid Acquisition Talks

The development centers around Qualcomm’s interest in acquiring parts of Intel’s chip design business.
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The development centers around Qualcomm’s interest in acquiring parts of Intel’s chip design business.
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~Ajit Manocha.

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The testing involved sending silicon wafers through Intel's most advanced process, with Broadcom receiving the results last month.

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