BusinessQualcomm, Amazon strike $4 billion custom chip deal
Original reporting: Reuters
Reports indicate Qualcomm and Amazon have struck a $4 billion deal involving custom chips. Reuters reports the agreement is centered on custom chip work between the two companies.
Earliest published (publisher's reported time): Sep 8 at 9:33 AM ET — this is the publisher's own timestamp and may precede when TodayInPulse first detected the story.
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Additional outlets are now covering the story that Amazon could buy up to $60 billion of Qualcomm AI chips, including torontotelegraph.com and hawaiitelegraph.com.
Additional outlets are now covering the story, including oklahomastar.com, irishsun.com, and utahindependent.com.
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Additional outlets, including tucsonpost.com and pittsburghstar.com, are now covering the report that Amazon could buy up to $60 billion of Qualcomm AI chips.
Additional outlets are now reporting on the story, including memphissun.com.
Additional coverage of the report is now appearing in Israel Herald.
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