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Let me guess Broadcom or Nvidia?



Broadcom would be some horror scenario. Not your garden variety scary movie


A portfolio of has-been chips, a patent portfolio nearing obsolescence, and a bunch of software nobody cares about?


and 10x price increase


“In order to keep using your 80386SX, you’ll need to pay $500/year plus 10% of your power bill to keep it on. Your Intel account has been migrated to a Broadcom account, except we lost your password, so you’ll have to reset it via email. Please sign the new EULA which says we can enter your property and look for evidence in a manner that would make an FBI lawyer in a FISA court blush.”


Markets moved heavily to it (~7.5% pre-market) so just perhaps there is something to it. Link down for me now, not a shocker.


The poorly written article actually doesn't say anything tangible.

I'm flagging this as clickbait of the worst order.


NVIDIA isn’t likely to want to take on the money pit that is the foundry business.


Nvidia probably wouldn't fly from an anticompetitive standpoint.




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