Apple just needs smart sensors so AuthenTec unloads its encryption biz

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By Christian ZibregNov 19, 2012, 2:24 pm209 pts
AuthenTec, the maker of NFC chips and smart sensors that Apple bought in the summer for $356 million, has sold off its division which makes encryption-based security hardware and software. The buyer is French NFC maker and contactless chip provider Inside Secure and the transaction is valued at $48 million.…

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