Intel already holds a strong position in the personal computer and server market. But, like other companies, Intel wants more. Moving forward, Intel\u2019s executives believe there\u2019s a good potential to increase Atom’s traction in adjacent markets by targeting these low-cost, energy-efficient chips at various multifunctional consumer gadgets including smartphones and other portable devices that access the Internet. \u201cAtom is Intel’s growth engine,\u201d said Intel spokesman Bill Calder.Breaking into the smartphone market<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Intel already holds a strong position in the personal computer and server market. But, like other companies, Intel wants more. Moving forward, Intel\u2019s executives believe there\u2019s a good potential to increase Atom’s traction in adjacent markets by targeting these low-cost, energy-efficient chips at various multifunctional consumer gadgets including smartphones and other portable devices that access the Internet. \u201cAtom is Intel’s growth engine,\u201d said Intel spokesman Bill Calder.Breaking into the smartphone market Continue reading