CES 2015: Intel's Curie chip for wearables is the size of a jacket button

Lee Bell
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Chip will power wearable tech of the future

LAS VEGAS: Intel has announced a chip called Curie, which is the size of a jacket button and is designed to power wearables of the future. The module was unveiled on stage by Intel chief executi...

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