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Computing, Mobile | by C.K. Sample III | Thu Oct 30, 2008 3:20PM | 0 comments

Intel today announced a deal with the Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs to develop a Mobile Device Open Source Software Development Center and an investment of $11.5 million dollars in Taiwanese carrier VMAX to help build Taiwan's first mobile WiMAX network.

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external link Chip Shot: Intel, Taiwan Government to… [Intel Press Room]
external link Intel gives Taiwan cash for Wimax [The Inquirer]
external link Intel invests 11.5 mln to help develop Taiwan… [Yahoo! News: Technology News]
external link Intel invests 11.5 mln to help develop Taiwan… [PhysOrg]
external link Intel to build Atomized Linux fortress in… [The Register]
external link Intel to establish software center in Taiwan … [Yahoo! News: Technology News]
external link Intel to set up mobile device software… [Just Another Mobile Phone Blog]
external link Intel's $11.5 Million Taiwanese Investment… [InformationWeek - Personal Tech]
external link Intel, Taiwan Government to Establish Mobile… [Intel Press Room]
external link Intel, Taiwan Government to Establish Mobile… [BusinessWire Tech]

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