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Qualcomm, a company that doesn't own a single semiconductor production factory, ascended to the top-10 ranks of the global chip industry in the second quarter of 2007, marking the first time a fabless company has achieved such a distinction, according to research firm iSuppli. Qualcomm, a US-based fabless semiconductor supplier, rose to the ninth position among global semiconductor suppliers in the second quarter, up from 13th in the first quarter, according to the research firm. More here at Digitimes.
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