Intel will likely make your next phone's chip
Intel and Arm have agreed to allow Arm chips to be made at Intel's foundry services, a deal that marries the biggest names in mobile and PC processors.
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Intel and Arm have agreed to allow Arm chips to be made at Intel's foundry services, a deal that marries the biggest names in mobile and PC processors.
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