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Technology Stocks : Qualcomm Incorporated (QCOM)
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To: biostruggle who wrote (75610)7/7/2000 11:46:06 AM
From: idler  Read Replies (1) of 152472
 
Marvin, IMHO there is absolutely no basis for your statement that Q ASICs will be shut out of the WCDMA market and in fact the opposite if anything is true -- Q ASICs will dominate the WCDMA market. If Nokia cannot even make an IS-95A CDMA chip that works, how are they going to make a WCDMA chip that works? Did you read Andrew Viterbi's article that WCDMA is essentially exactly the same as CDMA except for insignificant details? Do you really believe Q will not have access to and/or be able to replicate those insignificant details? -- idler.
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