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Texas Instruments raised its financial guidance for the second quarter in another potential sign the worst news for the chip industry has passed.

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Chips target unified edge switch for wireless, wired clients

Broadcom this week announced new chips designed to create a low-cost 802.11n wireless LAN edge for the enterprise, without the need for separate WLAN controllers.

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EU antitrust ruling against Intel due next Wednesday

The European Commission is expected to make one of the most significant antitrust decisions in its history on Wednesday when it punishes computer chip-maker Intel for stifling competition from smaller rivals.

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Apple building a secret chip empire -- and a competitive advantage

They've always thought different, but now they're just thinking really different

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Via may seek greater role for Nano in servers

Via Technologies may try to extend the use of its Nano processors from netbooks to servers in a potential challenge to Intel and AMD, although the battle will be an uphill one, analysts said.

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