This may look like something only a techie can appreciate, but the recent start of production by leading global chipmaker Qualcomm for cellphone chips using a homegrown Chinese technology looks...
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Baidu, the country's biggest internet search services provider, and Qualcomm are offering a free online storage service on the mainland for devices powered by the semiconductor company's latest...
US-based Intel and Qualcomm are in talks to jointly i nvest about 30 billion yen (US$378 million) in debt-stricken Japanese consumer electronics maker Sharp Corp, two sources familiar with the...
Qualcomm, the world's biggest supplier of mobile chips, is poised to ramp up product shipments to China, where more manufacturers are developing a wide range of affordable smartphones.
Qualcomm, the United States-based developer of code division multiple access (CDMA) mobile technology, will launch a range of low-cost chipsets to boost production of cheap 3.5G handsets on the...
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International law firm Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker has appointed two intellectual property lawyers to its Shanghai operation.
THE ONLY REGRET Irwin Mark Jacobs has is the sale of his consultancy firm Linkabit while the company was still relatively small. Following the sale, it grew into a 1,400-employee strong success....
Political tensions between the United States and China have information technology leaders on edge, with billions of dollars in investments at stake.
The great and the good of the code division multiple access (CDMA) mobile phone world have been in Singapore this week strutting their stuff on the stage known as the World CDMA Congress.
United States telecommunication equipment manufacturer Qualcomm has signed a four-year deal worth more than US$300 million with an affiliate of China Telecom, Great Wall.
The chairman of Qualcomm, the pioneer of commercial CDMA (code division multiple access) cellular phone services, will address a conference in Beijing later this month as part of the company's...
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