Intel to work with Google's Chrome OS

Intel cozying up to Google Chrome OS

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Rik Myslewski writes that Intel will be working with Google and its Chrome OS.

“Word of the world's largest processor manufacturer's involvement with the world's largest internet searcher's purportedly virus-free OS first came by way of a comment by an Asia-Pacific Intel spokesman. And on Friday morning, Intel spokesman Nick Knupffer at the company's Santa Clara, California, headquarters, confirmed that report, telling The Reg that: ‘We've been privy to the project for some time and work with Google on a variety of projects, including elements of this one. We welcome Google's move here.'”
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