Intel to increase shipments of 965 chipsets by 50% in Q1
Before Intel will start gearing up to push its new Bearlake-series chipsets in the second quarter of 2007, the US chipmaking giant plans to increase shipments of 965-series chipsets by 50% in the first quarter to meet strong demand generated by Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system (OS), according to industry sources. The plan is seen as targeted to consolidate Intel’s share in the IGP (integrated graphics processor) market amid expected strong demand for high-performance graphics after the Vista launch, the sources said.
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