Bluetooth technology firm CSR today bought US microchip maker SiRF in a £91 million all-share deal.
Fourth-quarter revenues were disappointing for Cambridge-based CSR, which expects demand to remain weak this year.
But it says the enlarged outfit is well-placed for a recovery.
SiRF supplies satnav firms like TomTom and Garmin.
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