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Toshiba, Fujitsu, NEC Talk Chip Tie-Up

Wednesday, July 25, 2007 9:20:26 AM
By MARI YAMAGUCHI

TOKYO (AP) - Toshiba Corp. said Wednesday it is considering an alliance with other Japanese semiconductor makers, including NEC and Fujitsu, to develop and produce next-generation, ultra-small consumer electronics chips.

But Toshiba spokeswoman Kaori Hiraki denied a newspaper report that the company had already reached agreement with NEC Electronics Corp. and Fujitsu Ltd. on the joint production of new chips smaller than 32 nanometers — or 32 billionths of a meter.

Fujitsu and NEC Electronics also denied that an agreement had been reached.


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