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Thursday, January 23, 2014 1:13:58 PM
Intel will ask how many $100m's of several dollar chips are you
willing to guarantee purchase of, what third party IP you want/
need and then will decide if you are an interesting (i.e. profitable)
potential customer or not.
When Apple showed up at Intel's door all of those years ago looking for a chip for its new iPhone device, what did Intel do? It told Apple to take a hike.
Maybe Intel needs to be a little more flexible about what kinds of customers it deems "interesting"?
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