Intel settles with Nvidia over graphics patents
Intel to pay $1.5bn in new licensing deal
Intel has announced a deal that will end its lingering licensing issues with graphics card vendor Nvidia. The company will pay some $1.5bn (£965m) in licensing fees to Nvidia in an agreement that will...
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