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Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Intel to receive Mobile Modules From Samsung


Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co. said Wednesday it has signed a deal with Intel to provide wireless modules for use in mobile devices from the U.S. company.

The deal calls for Samsung to provide various modules, including WiMAX and WiBro modules, to be used in production of Intel's ultra-mobile PCs and other mobile Internet devices starting in the third quarter, the Korean company said.

Financial terms weren't disclosed.


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