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Amazon.com pursues its own networking chip amid frosty Broadcom relationship - report

seekingalpha2021-03-30

Amazon.com (AMZN-1%) isdeveloping a chip to power the hardware switches used in networking, The Information reports - amove that could reduce its reliance on Broadcom (AVGO-2.9%), with which it has a ...

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XavL
·2021-03-31
seems like that's the trend now
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Cheekwong
·2021-03-31
Good
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Alice156
·2021-03-31
Good
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Anand
·2021-03-31
👍
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JasT49
·2021-03-31
One stop service
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Rxbbx
·2021-03-31
wow
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Jewoo
·2021-03-30
Hmm
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458b6d98
·2021-03-30
Can help like and comment?
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- cuscous:
  of course here you go
  2021-03-30
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EliasAng
·2021-03-30
Wow
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jimmylaw
·2021-03-30
That's cool
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ctanya
·2021-03-30
Wow - please help like
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- hellogjh:
  Self sufficient
  2021-03-30
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sinderella
·2021-03-30
Wow
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ShawnLing
·2021-03-30
Hm
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Potatoe
·2021-03-30
Cool
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mooi001
·2021-03-30
so time to quit cisco?
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