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Robert Neely is preparing to load a silicon wafer manufacturing machine in a clean room of Texas Instruments' semiconductor manufacturing plant in Dallas, Texas on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 Texas Instruments Inc., the second largest semiconductor manufacturer in the United States, has reported sales and earnings higher than badysts' estimates of increased demand for chips used in mobile phones and communication networks in China . (Photo by Jason Janik / Bloomberg via Getty Images)
The chip stocks surged Thursday after four companies exceeded badysts' expectations in terms of earnings Of the 30 chip stocks in the PHLX Semiconductor index, only Qualcomm was negatively traded.
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