Google regulating filings reveal Motorola's worth: IP is almost 1 / 2 of the business's value

Google's newest filing towards the SEC has revealed how the organization found that $12.4 billion valuation of Motorola. Not surprisingly, its intellectual property portfolio composed the majority of the cost -- with Mountain View stumping up $5.5 billion for that "patents and developed technology" possessed therein. Ray Page stated the deal would "supercharge" the Android ecosystem, which brought to the organization having to pay $2.6 billion for goodwill -- that was only likely to arise when the buyout was completed. The organization spent $630 million on "internet assets," $2.9 billion to purchase the telephone maker's cash reserves and $730 million on customer associations. Throughout its newest earnings call, Google stated it had absolutely nothing to announce concerning the latest family member -- but possibly we are able to anticipate more exciting hardware... pretty please

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