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Asustek rumored to soon merge with Gigabyte

Monica Chen

, Taipei

Aug 7, 2006, 17:22 0

Asustek Computer is interested in acquiring another motherboard specialist Gigabyte Technology, which shows better strength in distribution, according to sources in the Taiwan motherboard industry. Asustek's possible merger with Gigabyte is aimed to...

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