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SMIC, Hua Hong NEC in merger talks, says report
Peter Clarke, EE Times
(09/04/2007 7:23 AM EDT)
LONDON — Foundry Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (Shanghai, China) is in talks to buy another Chinese chipmaker Hua Hong NEC, according to a Reuters report that did not name its sources.
(09/04/2007 7:23 AM EDT)
LONDON — Foundry Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (Shanghai, China) is in talks to buy another Chinese chipmaker Hua Hong NEC, according to a Reuters report that did not name its sources.
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