A federal judge refused to bar semiconductor chip maker Broadcom Inc. from selling its newest cell phone processor despite legal claims by rival Qualcomm Inc. that the technology was stolen. U.S. District Court Judge Rudi M. Brewster on Monday refused Qualcomm's request for a sweeping preliminary injunction barring the development and sale of Broadcom's next-generation chips until the case is resolved. 3G mobile technology allows people to watch video, listen to music and surf the Internet on mobile phones.
October 04, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge refused to bar semiconductor chip maker Broadcom Inc. from selling its newest cell phone processor despite legal claims by rival Qualcomm Inc. that the technology was stolen.
U.S. District Court Judge Rudi M. Brewster on Monday refused Qualcomm’s request for a sweeping preliminary injunction barring the development and sale of Broadcom’s next-generation chips until the case is resolved.
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