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AEM unaffected by Apple's move to drop Intel: DBS

Published Mon, Jun 29, 2020 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

APPLE'S move to drop semiconductor giant Intel Corporation's chips for future Macs is unlikely to put a dent on AEM Holdings' business.

The firm may in fact see some upside given that Intel "will be able to dedicate more focus on its data-centric business" once it discontinues supplying chips to Apple, DBS analyst Ling Lee Keng told The Business Times.

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AEM unaffected by Apple's move to drop Intel: DBS

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HCA beats first-quarter profit estimates on higher patient admissions

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US FDA approves Pfizer’s gene therapy for rare bleeding disorder

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