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WiTricity acquires Qualcomm's EV charging unit

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By:
Danielle Szatkowski
February 11, 2019 10:14 PM

WiTricity, a wireless power transfer company, is acquiring tech giant Qualcomm Inc.'s electric vehicle charging unit, enhancing the startup's wireless EV charging capabilities.

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