Intel woos Taiwan clients

Article Abstract:

Due to the slowing global economy, Intel Corp. is being forced to cater to Taiwan PC and computer-part suppliers that it had sometimes snubbed in the past. The company recently opened a warehouse in Taiwan, with the hope of cutting the amount of time it takes to deliver major components to Taiwanese manufacturers. The move also displays the company's willingness to work with customers rather than just sell to them.

Strategy & planning, Facilities & equipment

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Intel offers chip set earlier

Article Abstract:

Intel Corp. is planning to deliver chip-sets designed for high-end microprocessors to Taiwan earlier than expected due to increasing competition from Via Technologies Inc. Intel has threatened Via Technologies with legal action claiming intellectual property infringement. As a result, Via Technologies is holding off on introducing new products until the legal issues are resolved.

United States, Product information, Investigations, Intellectual property, VIA Technologies Inc.

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