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It looks like VIA will finally get their P4X chipsets out the door. In the past, no top level motherboard maker wanted to use them. They fear Intel.
It looks like VIA will finally get their P4X chipsets out the door. In the past, no top level motherboard maker wanted to use them. They fear Intel.
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Under the terms, Via has been granted a 10-year cross-license to the relevant parts of Intel's patent portfolio, which will let it make so-called "x86 compatible" chipsets and processors for the notebook and desktop market. That is, Via can make chips that will run Windows and/or Linux software and largely function like today's Pentium or Athlon chips.