PMC to launch high-speed chips in uncertain market

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PMC-Sierra Corp. is set to introduce high-speed chips for use in metropolitan optical networks. The chips can process data at 10 gigabytes per second, and will be available in prototype form this summer. Some local networks are planning ahead for such high speeds, but many carriers currently cannot spend on boosting capacity.

Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor Devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Semiconductor industry, Product introduction, PMC-Sierra Inc.

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Is BlackBerry's maker ripe to be gobbled up?

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Research in Motion has seen its share value and subscriber count rise significantly in the past year, and the future of the company could be very promising as it only has a tiny fraction of the market; thus bigger companies might be interested in an acquisition.

Electronic computers, Acquisitions & mergers, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Sales & consumption, Market share, Securities issued, listed, Computer industry, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Microcomputer industry, Forecasts and trends, Company acquisition/merger, Market trend/market analysis, Securities, Research in Motion Ltd., Company securities, Company market share, User statistics

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