What Intel's Pat Gelsinger thinks of Nvidia chipset licences

Intel Developer Forum Value for value

By Paul Hales in San Jose

Tue Sep 16 2003, 09:34

IN AN OPEN session here in Rosicrucian city San Jose, I asked Pat Gelsinger if he was willing to give Nvidia a Pentium 4 chipset licence.

Gelsinger said he was interested in "value for value" agreements.

I asked him if he'd like to see Nvidia signed up.

Pat said: "It's not a question of liking. We have one [a licence agreement] with SIS because were able to get a value for value agreement. We haven't been able to do that with Nvidia".

He acknowledged Nvidia could build Pentium 4 chipsets by partnering with IBM. µ

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