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Intel Lost Over $4 Billion On Mobile Last Year
Intel increased its revenue and profit in 2013, but the mobile division experienced a significant $4 billion loss, showcasing Intel's difficulties in the mobile market.
Potential Snapdragon 810 Delays Means New Opportunities For Qualcomm's Competitors (Updated)
South Korean sources keep insisting that Qualcomm is facing overheating issues with the Snapdragon 810, which could lead to a delay that would help its competitors.
Nvidia Announces Maxwell-Powered Tegra X1 SoC At CES
Tegra X1's 256-core Maxwell GPU and 8-core big.LITTLE CPU bring greater performance and efficiency to mobile.
Report: TSMC To Remain Primary A9 Supplier For Apple, Samsung Used As Backup
TSMC will remain Apple's main supplier for A9 chips, with Samsung acting as backup supplier. In the meantime, TSMC faces continued pressure from Chinese foundries.
Samsung Begins Producing 14nm Chips That Could Power The Apple Watch
Samsung's 14nm FinFET production has started, which means we could be only six months away until we see 14nm chips shipping in mobile devices or smartwatches.
Competition Between Qualcomm And Samsung Heats Up As Qualcomm Announces Cat9 LTE Support
Qualcomm announces Cat. 9 LTE support for its Snapdragon 810 chip, days after rumors said that Samsung's next-generation Exynos SoC will come with Cat. 10 LTE.
Qualcomm Lays Off 600 Employees
A spokesperson for Qualcomm said the layoffs are not related to ongoing investigations of the company by the U.S., China, and the European Union.
