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Samsung planning WiMAX & LTE chipsets to avoid royalties (SlashGear)

Samsung is reportedly developing its own in-house WiMAX and LTE (Long Term Evolution) chipsets in an attempt to reduce the royalties it pays to third-party manufacturers. The move will come as a blow to Qualcomm, currently the number one wireless chipmaker, who have seen rivals Texas Instrumnets and Freescale withdraw from that aspect of the industry. While its wealth of intellectual property (IP)
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