Intel Denies Trying to Kill NVIDIA's Ion Platform »
Posted By TechnologyExpert 11 months ago in Science & TechnologyA report last week that stated that Intel would not unbundle the Atom CPU from its 945GSE and 945GC chipsets. This would have been a major blow to NVIDIA's recently announced Ion platform, which combines the GeForce 9400 GPU with the Intel Atom CPU. However, a response from an Intel spokesman denies that assertion.
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