Sharp Corp and Qualcomm Inc agreed on a capital and
business tie-up with the US chipmaker investing up to 10 billion yen
(121.7 million dollars) in the financially strapped Japanese
electronics firm, news reports said Tuesday.
The two companies also agreed to develop jointly an
energy-efficient liquid crystal display panel for smartphones using
the Japanese firm's technology, the Nikkei business daily reported
without citing any sources.
In November, Sharp revised its outlook for net loss for the year
to March 2013 to 450 billion yen, from the 250 billion yen it had
predicted in August, due to slumping television sales.
By teaming up with Qualcomm and racing ahead in the development of
next-generation panels, Sharp aims to further bolster its liquid
crystal display panel business, the report said.
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