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Question Intel buys McAfee... how much!!!

he world's biggest chip maker, Intel, has agreed to buy the security technology firm, McAfee.

Intel will pay $7.68bn (£5bn) in cash.

Under the terms of the deal, Intel said it would pay $48 per share in cash for McAfee, almost 60% higher than its closing price on Wednesday.

Through buying McAfee, a leading security technology firm, Intel intends to build security features into its microprocessors which go into products such as laptops and phones.

BBC News - Intel in $7.68bn McAfee takeover


So intel pays 60% more than the share value is worth???

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I can't say too much.. as I am still on the payroll but.... there is a very good reason why they have done this and if you look at the previous software company they bought it underpins a serious chunk of the market they are going after.

The person that signed the deal has been given multi billions to throw about and she very rarely gets it wrong.

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The person that signed the deal has been given multi billions to throw about and she very rarely gets it wrong.
Insider knowledge eh? Does she erm <cough cough> need any advertising? Put a word in

Fair play, it will be one to watch with interest.
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Am at the German HQ next month, will see what they say

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Will watch this one with interest chaps! We're a McAfee house and are interested to understand what Intel's plans are for the business, especially as they paid so much over the odds for it.
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