Mr. Bo recently proposed to buy Qualcomm (QUALCOMM) takeover offer of up to $130 billion, shocking the global technology industry, which also triggered the outside world to the CEO Hock Tan Acting style of concern, after all, the acquisition of the case, will become the history of science and technology, the largest purchase together, But if the deal is to take place, it will still face a series of stringent challenges for censorship by government regulators, let alone Qualcomm's current NXP (NXP) takeover. Even so, the latest rumor is that Qualcomm's board may reject the offer. According to the FT and electronic design Web site, after Mr. Bo's offer to buy Qualcomm, the outside analysis points to Hock Tan, commenting on his reputation for ruthless cost-cutting, while Tan's series of acquisitions It may also make him inevitable to be accused of being opportunistic. Tan said he was unhappy with the comments on his reputation, and that it was not asking for a bid at the lowest price, but paying the full price. Tan's 65-year-old career was spent outside the spotlight, with many Wall Street supporters building a reputation for his keen acumen and focus on operating efficiency, which he continued to practice 12 years ago after being hired as Avago CEO. But the offer to buy Qualcomm will take a different approach, which will include Tan's efforts to shape his own public image. Past Tan acquisition companies will be cut back on marketing and advertising spending and insist that top executives have to spend time visiting customers. In Tan's mind, the idea that maintaining small companies is good and too large is not good, so tan is disgusted with so-called ' pet Project ' (Pet project), which is not necessarily related to the company's current business, so since buying a bigger one, and changing the Avago company name to Bo Tong, Tan will end up developing projects in areas such as driving and server chip products. It is thought that Tan is not a development chip role, but the role of investors, market investors like Tan because he repaid the speed of the loan, the people who support tan believe that he has a clear vision of the basic business of their own companies, has never tried to copy anyone. Ken Hao, a member of the board and partner of Silver Lake, said Tan's innate IQ and energy was better than any company he had ever met and described Tan as an extreme workaholic. Now, if it really wants to buy Qualcomm, it will have to face up to the challenges of the Qualcomm Board of directors, clients, shareholders and government regulators, all of which involve political finesse, but it is also a skill that Tan did not need in the past. In the Government's regulatory section, if Bo really bought Qualcomm, Bo Tong is likely to face the current high Qualcomm to complete the acquisition of grace, facing the regulatory Review challenge, which is bound to make tan to complete this already complex takeover deal difficult. In addition, if it really buys Qualcomm, the deal could be tied to the wireless chip on the supply of smartphones, cars and other devices. In addition to the converter and other basic components, Bo Qualcomm sales of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi chip, and Qualcomm 4G, 5G Modem chip and the grace of the mobile payment with the security chip overlap. To get regulatory approval, the company may be more likely to gain access to antitrust regulators, such as the brocade switch and routing business, to increase the chances of a successful takeover deal. Some analysts believe that the company's Wi-Fi business may be sold to placate mainland regulators, and that mainland regulators may want to barter on certain terms for the deal.
