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By John Gittelsohn, The Orange County Register, Calif. Feb. 9--It's been a rumor for months, but Broadcom Corp. Chairman Henry Samueli has confirmed -- under oath -- that one of the Irvine semiconductor company's chips will be used in the new Apple iPhone.

Chairman confirms that his company is contributing to Apple's new product. It's been a rumor for months, but Broadcom Corp. Chairman Henry Samueli confirmed – under oath – that one of the Irvine semiconductor company's chips will be used in the new Apple iPhone.

The guessing game continues over which processors Apple's iPhone will use.

The guessing game continues over which processors Apple Inc.'s iPhone will use, with Arm Holdings PLC's top executive hinting the device will contain his company's intellectual property.

Chairman confirms that his company is contributing to Apple's new product. It's been a rumor for months, but Broadcom Corp. Chairman Henry Samueli confirmed – under oath – that one of the Irvine semiconductor company's chips will be used in the new Apple iPhone.

The guessing game continues over what processors Apple's iPhone will use, with Arm's top executive hinting the device will contain his company's technology.

( InfoWorld ) - The  guessing game continues  over which processors Apple's iPhone will use, with Arm Holdings' top executive hinting the device will contain his company's intellectual property. Warren East, Arm's president and CEO, was reported as saying the iPhone will have "at least three" Arm processor cores, according to the EE Times on Wednesday. Arm, based in Cambridge, England, ...