Sales of microprocessors rose 3% in 2007 as chip companies sold $270 billion worth of chips worldwide, according to Gartner. Interl had 12.2% market share, followed by Samsung with 7.7%, Toshiba with 4.6% and Texas Instruments with 4.2%.
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Sales of microprocessors rose 3% in 2007 as chip companies sold $270 billion worth of chips worldwide, according to Gartner. Interl had 12.2% market share, followed by Samsung with 7.7%, Toshiba with 4.6% and Texas Instruments with 4.2%.