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Intel to push bigtime into ADSL

It's that building block stuff again, we'll be bound

By Mike Magee • Get more from this author

Posted in Business, 15th July 1999 11:45 GMT

Sources close to Intel confirmed that it will make a major announcement today aimed at the ADSL market. According to the source, it will make and sell ADSL modems aimed at both the small and medium sized business market as well as home users. The move coincides with an announcement from Intel that it will split its business model into communication and microprocessor lines. (See separate story) The announcement is expected when Satan Clara opens for business later today. ®

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