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Ashraf Eassa

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Ashraf Eassa is a Senior Technology Specialist with The Motley Fool. He's an experienced and passionate technology stock analyst and investor with focus on semiconductor companies. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science as well as in Mathematics from the University of Vermont. You can write to him at [email protected] -- he doesn't bite!

Recent Articles by Ashraf Eassa

Sep 27, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Apple Has a Samsung Problem

While Samsung's recent promotion of a gold Galaxy S IV shouldn't be of much consequence to Apple shareholders, Samsung itself poses a very real threat to Apple's business.

Sep 25, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Digging Into Apple's iPhone Blowout

Despite killer initial iPhone 5S/5C sales numbers, I'm not so quick to hop on board the Apple cart

Sep 24, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Let BlackBerry Go

With Fairfax finally stepping up to the plate with a $9-per-share bid, it's time for investors to let BlackBerry go.

Sep 23, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Intel Continues to Goggle Google

Intel's quest to be the dominant chip vendor across all segments of computing doesn't end with Windows. Google's Android is now a major focus for the company.

Sep 17, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

More Good News for Broadcom

With a beaten-down share price following a disappointing July quarter, Broadcom is now seeing some good news and is well poised to exploit a multi-year growth opportunity across its major operating segments

Sep 17, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Microsoft's New Buyback and Larger Dividend Sweeten the Deal

Microsoft just announced a double whammy - a 22% dividend increase and a $40 billion buyback. With a dirt cheap valuation and new leadership just up ahead, it's hard not to get excited about this software giant

Sep 16, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

NVIDIA Is On the Cusp of Mobile Greatness

NVIDIA, a company that has historically been focused on PC and workstation graphics, is on the verge of being a major force in mobile computing.

Sep 16, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Qualcomm's a Great Company, but Not a Great Buy

Sometimes a great company isn't necessarily a great buy. As competition challenges its LTE-domination for the first time during 2014, Qualcomm is an example of such a stock.

Sep 16, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Apple Has More Launches This Year, But Will They Matter?

Despite a wave of product refreshes from Apple just around the corner, can Apple continue to grow from its enormous revenue base?

Sep 16, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Intel's New Tablet Chip Sets the Stage for Gains

Finally bringing its A-Game to the tablet world, Intel's next generation chip is set to gain market share in this highly lucrative growth market.

Sep 12, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Microsoft's Surface 2 Is a Mistake

Microsoft's Windows RT has been a dismal flop with write-downs for itself and its partners for devices based on this platform; why doesn't it learn from its mistake?

Sep 10, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Broadcom's Renesas Mobile Acquisition Is a Game-Changer

Broadcom's connectivity business has been booming, but gaining traction in cellular has proven a challenge. Can Broadcom's latest acquisition signal a reversal of fortune?

Sep 10, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Intel's Multi-Year Growth Spurt Is Just Up Ahead

With the last two years largely proving a bust for Intel's shareholders, multiple catalysts are set to ignite a multi-year growth spurt for the company.

Sep 9, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Intel Beats ARM to the Server Punch With Avoton

While ARM has been talking up its micro-server prospects, Intel has beaten ARM's partners to the 64-bit low power system-on-chip punch with the launch of its latest chips, the Atom C2000 family, and is well-positioned to keep this lead.

Sep 5, 2013 by Ashraf Eassa

Digging Into Microsoft's Acquisition Of Nokia's Handset Business

Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia's handset business signals a fundamental change in the software giant's approach to the smartphone space, while at the same time frees Nokia to focus on profitable growth from the former Nokia Siemens Networks.

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