Anandtech - Back at the Netgear 802.11ac event where we got to see some of the first 802.11ac enabled R6300 and R6200 routers, Broadcom told me that the announcement of an 802.11ac combo chip was imminent. That was just under a month ago, and today they've made good on that promise with the announcement of BCM4335, the successor to BCM4334 which includes single spatial stream 802.11ac support.
Broadcom thinks you should stop watching Witcher and pandemic movies.
Broadcom announced Wednesday that it is formally ending its aggressive pursuit of Qualcomm.
The company also said it is withdrawing its slate of nominees it had presented for Qualcomm's board.
The US president Donald Trump has blocked Singapore-based telecom giant Broadcom from acquiring Qualcomm Inc, the Whitehouse said in a statement.
Great, had Qualcomm been purchased Chinese companies would absolutely dominate 5G phone tech.
Replies(2)LMFAO Trump literally had ZERO say in that decision period.....Moron in Chief needs to take credit for everything though, But NO he had NOTHING to do with it. The President is NEVER asked for his opinion on these sorts of things, nor does the President's opinion matter. The decision is made by the DOJ WITHOUT Cheeto Hitler input and the FTC....Those TWO departments look at it and decide if its something that should be allowed....But clearly Trumpies are too stupid to know any different.....Same with the AT&T/Time-Warner merger....Its being blocked by the DOJ and the FTC, NOT the moron in the oval office because its one cable/Internet provider trying to merge with another cable/internet provider meaning one less cable/internet provider
