Apple helping to shape Intel's future
Intel Senior Vice president Tom Kilroy revealed that Intel is working closely with Apple on future products. This relationship is so cozy that Kilroy claims Apple even "helps shape our roadmap." Apple is an attractive customer for Intel as the Cupertino company is often regarded as forward-thinking and an influencer.
You only need to look at the recent quarterly estimates for the PC industry to see why Intel is interested in working so closely with Apple. The Cupertino company only holds a 9.3 percent market share, but its PC sales are growing while its rivals are slumping.
Apple and Intel have a proven working relationship. The two companies developed Thunderbolt, which could replace USB as the new standard for I/O technology.
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Intel Senior Vice president Tom Kilroy revealed that Intel is working closely with Apple on future products. This relationship is so...
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Kilroy was here.
May 19 2011 at 4:23 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyThunderbolt is only the beginning. I'm waiting for the eventual flame-fest from the Apple haters about how Intel will become proprietary due to the Apple influence.
May 19 2011 at 12:27 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyTime for a new re-branding for Intel and adding "Apple's" in the middle of their recent slogan ("Sponsors of Tomorrow") :)
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