Intel says no LTE-processor integration until 2014
Peter Clarke, EETimes
1/28/2013 7:21 AM EST
LONDON – Intel is making progress with its development of LTE modems since but does not expect to have an integrated LTE modem and application processor until 2014, according to CEO Paul Otellini.
When asked specifically about integration of LTE modem circuitry with a mobile application processor such as the Atom during an analysts' conference call held to discuss Intel's fourth quarter 2012 financial results, Otellini said: "In terms of integrated solutions, you'll see higher levels of integration from us next year."
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