WinChip maker IDT throws in the towel
Low-cost chip manufacturer IDT has withdrawn from the Intel-compatible processor business.
At a shareholder meeting, the WinChip producer said it will seek a new owner for its Centaur chip. Speculation has focused on Acer and IBM as possible transfer candidates.
The full story appears in German at www.ix.de .
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