Apple in talks to buy Intel's smartphone chip business for $1bn - reports
Intel announced it would exit the smartphone chip business earlier this year
Apple is in talks to buy Intel's smartphone-modem chip business in a deal valued at at least $1bn (£804m), according to reports. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) said that the deal could be completed in...
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