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Intel XScale cuts official

Comms also go bye-bye

By Charlie Demerjian in Taipei

Sun Jun 04 2006, 17:19

INTEL HAS MADE the axing of XScale we told you about last month pretty much official. It looks like the comms and XScale businesses are now up for sale, it will be interesting to see who is in the hunt, if anyone. Intel looks to be cleaning up the hemorrhaging in it's various units, and we hear this is far from the last of it.µ

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