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Big news from

call: "We believe

intends to solely use our competitor's modems rather than our modems in its next iPhone release," CFO says. Wow. That competitor is

9:05 PM · Jul 25, 2018

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It happened! I dont believe it

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Right?!

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Ferengi Rules of Acquisition

Apparently,

doesn't believe it's customers care about modem performance.

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Aren't the Intel iPhones the ones with all the problems?

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As someone who used to work at

, it is incredible to see this day come. They were way behind, both in performance and in cost. Moore's Law final helped them catch up by leveraging their latest transistors and acquired tech. #Focus

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Unreal.

Guess they rather have inferior modems While they wait for Intel to step up their game. It should be the other way around.

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