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Intel Partners With Rockchip To Develop Quad-Core Sofia Mobile Processors For Android Tablets

Intel has announced a new partnership with mobile SoC developer Rockchip, with plans to bring new Android products to China beginning in the first half of 2015. The partnership will use Intel's SoFIA platform with an integrated 3G radio and Atom processor initially, though Intel does plan to deliver a follow-up version of that platform with LTE connectivity later next year. The idea behind the partnership, according to Intel CEO Brian Krzanich, is to leverage Rockchip's market penetration and channel sales and combine them with Intel's own CPU technology.

When asked, Krzanich indicated that Rockchip would provide certain supplementary technology, possibly including the GPU, and said that Intel would also develop a quad-core variant of the SoFIA platform. That's in addition to the company's other SoFIA plans; Intel didn't state whether or not it would be cutting additional deals with other companies or who else might deploy SoFIA devices in 2014-2015.

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