ARM Now Worth $12.5bn; Any Bidders?
March 11, 2011
According to Bloomberg it would now cost $12.5 billion to buy ARM - a lot of dosh for a company with $600 million in revenues.
On the other hand the tech industry has a lot of dosh - apparently companies are sitting on a collective $276 billion of cash.
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