Intel to make 64-bit ARM chips for Altera

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Intel to produce 14-nanometre 64-bit ARM in direct challenge to Samsung and TSMC

Semiconductor giant Intel is to open its fabrication facilities to ARM, after Altera announced that it had contracted with Intel to produce 64-bit ARM chips.   The move opens the way for ARM mic...

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