Chipmaker Intel has completed its acquisition of Infineon Technologies's Wireless Solutions segment.The wireless division will now be known as Intel Mobile Communications and will operate as a separate business entity within the Intel Architecture Group, the Santa Clara-based company announced on Monday.
Chipmaker Intel has completed its acquisition of Infineon Technologies's Wireless Solutions segment.
The wireless division will now be known as Intel Mobile Communications and will operate as a separate business entity within the Intel Architecture Group, the Santa Clara-based company announced on Monday.
The $1.4bn (£875m) acquisition was announced in August and has now been concluded.
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