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Nvidia Corp., the largest maker of chips used in computer graphics cards, said it plans to license technology to other chipmakers, seeking to broaden sources of revenue.
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A looming clash between Intel Corp. and Qualcomm Inc. will take center stage at the Consumer Electronics Show next week in Las Vegas, with both chipmakers seeking to control the future of mobile devices.
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Whatever the jury decides at the end of Apple Inc.’s trial against Samsung Electronics Co., Apple’s deep ties to Samsung are becoming more apparent even as the two companies clash in court.
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Dell Inc.’s path from personal- computer leader to buyout candidate mirrors the descent of an industry left behind by a raft of upstarts better equipped to capitalize on shifting consumer and business technology demands.
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ARM Holdings Plc’s record cash and stock price near a 12-year high are giving the chip designer firepower for acquisitions to help keep a lead in smartphone processors and expand in more technologies.
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Nvidia Corp. , the maker of chips for computer graphics cards, is working on a microprocessor for tablet devices that would directly compete with Intel Corp. products, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Communist leaders have ordered state-owned companies to buy up private rivals, causing some foreign investors and trade groups to cry foul.
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By most measures, Zhejiang Gonow Auto Co. was one of China’s private-enterprise success stories. Established in 2003, the company produces microvans popular with farmers and sells pickup trucks as far afield as Iran and Peru.
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Sprint Nextel Corp. began selling the first phone in the U.S. based on a next-generation wireless technology, an advance that may usher in devices with high- definition video capabilities and faster downloads.
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When Facebook Inc. set out to build two new data centers, engineers couldn’t find the server computers they wanted from Dell Inc. or Hewlett-Packard Co. They decided to build their own.
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