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IBM to sell loss-making chip unit to Globalfoundries in $1.5 billion

byCustoms Today Report
20/10/2014
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LONDON: IBM Corp has decided to sell its loss-making semiconductor unit to contract-chipmaker Globalfoundries Inc.

IBM will give Globalfoundries $1.5 billion to take the chip operations off its hands. IBM has issued an advisory in this regard,  saying it would make a “major business announcement” next week.

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It is pertinent to mention here that talks between IBM and Globalfoundries had  been going on for a while in this regard.

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