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ARM plans to lower reliance on wireless market
Samson Yu, Taipei; Jack Lu, DigiTimes.com
June 17, 2004 - UK-based ARM, a semiconductor IP provider, hopes to lower its reliance on the wireless communications market by pushing sales in seven other key target markets, according to Philip Lu, president of ARM in Taiwan.
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June 17, 2004 - UK-based ARM, a semiconductor IP provider, hopes to lower its reliance on the wireless communications market by pushing sales in seven other key target markets, according to Philip Lu, president of ARM in Taiwan.
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