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Intel acquires NetEffect

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| by C.K. Sample III | Wed Oct 15, 2008 4:23PM | 0 comments

 Intel corporation today announced that they acquired NetEffect, Inc., a company specializing in Ethernet products and networking technologies.

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external link Intel Buys NetEffect [Digital Trends]
external link Intel Acquires Ethernet Tech Maker NetEffect… [Google News - Sci/Tech]
external link Intel Acquires NetEffect [Intel Press Room]
external link Intel Acquires NetEffect [BusinessWire Tech]
external link Intel Buys Data-center Ethernet Maker… [PC World Latest Technology News]
external link Intel buys datacenter Ethernet maker… [InfoWorld RSS Feed]
external link Intel buys network gear company [CNET News.com]
external link Intel gobbles NetEffect for Ethernet smarts [The Register]
external link Intel to buy NetEffect - VNUNet.com [Google News - Sci/Tech]

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