Posted AT 8:56 AM EDT on 23/08/05
Intel, RIM cutting deal on wireless chipsets
Intel Corp. and
Research In Motion Ltd. are working on a deal that could see the world's largest maker of computer chips using cutting edge wireless technology from the Canadian company in its next-generation chipsets, analysts say.
The research and development partnership could put about $500-million (U.S.
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