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Intel, which last year signaled its intention to extend the reach with the release of the Atom platform for the netbook segment, took another step in its strategy to expand beyond the PC with the $884 million acquisition of embedded software maker Wind River. The deal will help Intel expand deeper into such areas as embedded systems, mobile devices such as smartphones and consumer electronics.
- Intel is ramping up its push to grow its business beyond PCs and servers by acquiring embedded software maker Wind River for $884 million. The deal, announced June 4, will advance Intels strategy to grow in such areas as mobile handheld devices and embedded systems, sectors into which the chip ...

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