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macdailynews.com - 6/4/2009
Intel to acquire Wind River Systems for $884 million
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Intel has announced an agreement to buy Wind River...
lowendmac.com - 6/10/2009
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Mac OS X Snow Leopard Does Require Intel Processors
macrumors.com - 6/10/2009
Mac OS X Snow Leopard Does Require Intel Processors
— macrumors.com — Despite all the reports that Mac OS X Snow Leopard would only support Intel machines, some users... held onto hope that PowerPC chips might be supported. Apple, however, has posted the technical requirements for the upcoming Mac OS X operating system a... (more) Mac OS X Snow Leopard Does Require Intel Processors

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Intel Acquires Wind River Systems — HardMac.com
Intel announced to have acquired the Wind River Systems company for 884 millions USD. This company is editing mobile solutions for handheld and mobile computing. It complements Intel expertise on mobile platforms, help the giant to offer the best performance on devices with usually either ...
Intel deal to buy Wind River may pit it against Apple's iPhone team — AppleInsider
An Intel move to buy mobile software experts Wind River Systems could do more than just give the chip maker a leg up in handheld devices; it could also spark more direct competition between Apple and Intel.
News - Intel to Buy Embedded Software Maker Wind River — The Mac Observer
Intel is expanding its reach in the embedded software market with its planned purchase of Wind River Systems. The deal will cost Intel US$884 million, and will help bolster the company's position in the mobile device market.