Japanese companies collaborate to compete with Intel

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Serkan Toto, CrunchGear

A group of seven Japanese companies have decided to join forces to develop a standardized processor to compete with Intel. The chip will be scalable and have adaptive power saving. The Japanese government is also putting money into the project and the team is shooting for a 2012 release.

Posted in Internet culture by Eric Sandine - Filed under: Chip, company: Intel, japan, Japanese, processor.

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