The Bizarre Apple-Samsung Marriage
August 22, 2012
The Apple-Samsung relationship in all its bizarreness was examined by IC Insights this week.
Samsung is expected to be the fourth largest foundry this year with revenues of $3.4 billion - not huge considered against TSMC's $16.7 bn - but significant and growing and with the intent to keep growing as shown by its $4 billion investment in its Texas fab this week.
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