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Intel not planning USB 3.0 until 2012
The gusy over at Bit Tech heard from Taiwanese sources that Intel has no plans to integrate USB 3.0 into its chipsets until 2012 at the earliest, and that support for SATA 6Gbps won't be integrated until late Q3 2011 in the refresh of the X58 platform.
"Our sources here in Taipei tell us that Intel has no plans to integrate USB 3 into its chipsets until 2012 at the earliest - there are no new platforms due this year, and next year's roadmaps currently show none featuring USB 3. Apparently Intel plans to make a USB 3/SATA 6Gbps all-in-one chip for optional use by motherboard manufacturers on its products, however it
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Intel not working on hardware-based antivirus - 04/29/2011 10:54 AM
Weird, despite earlier claims McAfee CEO David DeWalt denied his company is embedding antivirus technology: When Intel Corp. acquired antivirus software company McAfee many believed that the world's ...
Intel not working on hardware-based antivirus - 04/29/2011 10:54 AM
Weird, despite earlier claims McAfee CEO David DeWalt denied his company is embedding antivirus technology: When Intel Corp. acquired antivirus software company McAfee many believed that the world's ...