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February 02, 2011

Design Flaw in Intel's Chipset Impacts PCs

By Ashok Bindra

Semiconductor giant Intel Corp. has discovered a design flaw in a recently released support chip, the Intel (News - Alert) 6 Series, code-named Cougar Point. The company has implemented a silicon fix... Read More

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