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Broadcom to work with Nintendo
April 19, 2005 Chipmaker Broadcom has signed a contract with Nintendo to provide wireless technology for the company's next game console.Broadcom buys into cell phone graphics
September 20, 2004 The chipmaker is back on a buying spree, having announced deals with six companies so far this year.Broadcom to pay Intel $60 million
August 8, 2003 The communications chipmaker says it will give its rival a cash payment and submit to technology cross-licensing agreements rather than stand up to pending patent litigation.Broadcom loses patent suit appeal
June 1, 2004 A U.S. International Trade Commission judge denies the chipmaker its appeal against rival Microtune, in an ongoing feud over patents.Trade agency to investigate chipmaker Microtune
April 3, 2003 The U.S. International Trade Commission is looking into allegations that the chipmaker infringed on patents owned by rival Broadcom.Broadcom to acquire Bluetooth company
April 19, 2004 Chipmaker Broadcom is scooping up Bluetooth software company Widcomm for $49 million as it looks to find more customers of the short-range wireless networking technology.Broadcom to buy maker of 3G chip for phones
June 16, 2004 With its purchase of Zyray, Broadcom will gain technology for adding advanced capabilities to existing handsets.Broadcom taps ex-Philips executive as CEO
October 26, 2004 Scott McGregor, former head of Royal Philips Electronics' semiconductor division, will replace Alan Ross, who plans to retire.Qualcomm and Broadcom go at it again
July 11, 2005 Two months after Broadcom filed suit, Qualcomm fires back, claiming the cell phone chipmaker infringed on its patents.Broadcom, Philips shrink Wi-Fi phone chips
September 5, 2003 The chipmakers are set to announce new Wi-Fi chips aimed at the cell phone market, a move that could revitalize the prospects of the popular 802.11b standard.Microtune, Broadcom claim court wins
August 15, 2003 Chipmaker Microtune says it won double the damages it sought in a patent infringement case against its rival. Meanwhile, Broadcom applauds another ruling.Intel raises the stakes on Wi-Fi chips
November 20, 2003 The chipmaker is developing a Wi-Fi chip for portable devices as well as a software access point for desktop PCs as it looks beyond Wi-Fi chips for notebooks.Broadcom braces for new challenges
August 8, 2003 With the Intel lawsuits now behind it, the chipmaker is gearing up for two challenges: how to increase revenue and how to clear the technological hurdles that face the industry.Broadcom chips in with 'blade' win
November 18, 2002 The communications chipmaker taps IBM, HP, Dell and Fujitsu-Siemens to use its technology for thin "blade" servers.Broadcom to give wireless networks zip
January 9, 2004 The company introduces a chipset that will enable 802.11g networks to accelerate to 125mbps. The technology could create new opportunities for routing high-bandwidth media.Two chipmakers unveil combo Wi-Fi chips
September 15, 2003 Broadcom and Royal Philips Electronics introduce new Wi-Fi chips that combine 802.11 standards as they look to optimize processors for the largest segment of the market: PCs and PC peripherals.Chipmaker Atheros files for IPO
December 1, 2003 The maker of wireless networking chips is looking to raise $100 million through its initial public offering and intends to use part of the proceeds to pay back debt.New Wi-Fi standard back on track
January 11, 2006 Opposing groups compromise on standards specifications for faster Wi-Fi, with new proposal expected next week.Wi-Fi and 3G may come together
September 9, 2003 New wireless networking chips for handheld devices are giving second life to 802.11b and could test whether Wi-Fi and cellular data services can cooperate rather than compete.Intel calls the Wi-Fi shots
October 12, 2005 By touting its own version of a key specification, the chip giant may be rendering a formal standards-setting process moot.
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