There are no eternal friends, only eternal interests! In the face of the ever-declining decline of the Wintel (Microsoft/Intel) platform and the rapid rise of the mobile Internet market, the previously unbreakable alliance between Intel and Microsoft has fallen apart in the face of their respective interests.
Intel recently decided that its processor, in addition to supporting Windows and its own MeeGo, also added support for the Android operating system. Intel’s move is aimed at addressing Microsoft's recent announcement that the Windows operating system will increase its support for the ARM platform.
There are signs that Qualcomm chips currently account for nearly 80% of the smartphone market. Google's Android system is also becoming the king of smart phone and tablet operating systems. The Quadroid alliance formed by Qualcomm and Google already has the influence of Wintel Alliance in the PC era. Intel found that it has no meaning to fight against the Quadroid Alliance. Selecting the homeopath to enter the Quadroid Alliance has become an inevitable choice.
Because of the sluggishness on the Internet, Microsoft's former software empire is increasingly showing signs of being marginalized. Intel is clearly reluctant to take Microsoft's old path. In the face of the increasingly popular mobile Internet market, Intel wisely chose to compromise.
Recently, Intel decided to cooperate with notebook ODM manufacturers in Taiwan, including Inventec and Compal Electronics, to launch Intel/Android solutions, thereby smashing into the popular tablet market. According to Taiwan ODM manufacturers, if R&D progresses smoothly, Intel plans to display equipment based on the new solution at the Beijing Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in April 2011, and the company will also display at the 2011 Taipei International Computer Show. The latest related products.
With the rapid development of the mobile Internet market, the PC market has gradually gotten rid of the control of the Wintel (Microsoft/Intel) platform. Many chip manufacturers and operating system solutions have entered this field and launched competitive products, especially ARM chips. And Google's Android operating system, but also set off a revolution, causing a strong impact on the Wintel Alliance. Intel, the chip giant, officially entered the tablet camp and will give Intel partners more choices while significantly reducing license fees.
In addition to tablet PCs, Intel’s cooperation with Google will further deepen. Notebooks and netbooks based on ChromeOS (Google’s operating system specifically designed for netbooks) will be available in the near future. It is understood that Samsung, Acer and Asustek Computer will all launch related products.
MeeGo operating system encounters this Intel and Taiwanese notebook ODM manufacturers cooperation, a total push Android tablet products, and plans to launch Android-based notebooks and netbooks in the near future, this move also allows Intel's previous cooperation with Nokia's MeeGo operating system Embarrassingly.
In February of this year, Intel and Nokia jointly created MeeGo, a Linux-based operating system. MeeGo is a free operating system for mobile devices that can run on smart phones, laptops, and televisions. According to Intel's original idea, Intel hopes to use MeeGo to enter the smart phone and tablet market, and to fight against Apple's iOS system and Google's Android system. Intel originally planned to launch products based on the MeeGo operating system in the second half of this year.
In the face of iOS, Android aggressive offensive, Nokia's own Symbian system has continued unabated, Nokia expects to use MeeGo to replace Symbian system to change the current predicament, but in the subsequent development process, MeeGo's progress is extremely slow, making Nokia Had to choose to flee Symbian and MeeGo platforms and switch to Microsoft's embrace. Nokia's "defection" has caused the MeeGo operating system to lack a powerful carrier, which has also pushed the advancement of the MeeGo operating system into a predicament.
In the face of an unfavorable situation, Intel had to turn to Google in a timely manner to support Android and ChromeOS. Leaving the support of big manufacturers such as Nokia, coupled with Intel's sentiment toward Google, makes the future of MeeGo become very awkward. In the second half of the year, products based on MeeGo system can be launched, but also put a big question mark.
The previous series of contradictions in the collapse of the Wintel Alliance have only exacerbated the rift between Intel and Microsoft, and there is still a long way to go before the Wintel Alliance collapses. However, at the beginning of this year's US CES show, Microsoft president and chief executive Steve Ballmer announced that the next generation of operating system Windows will run on all devices, including Intel's processor architecture against ARM. This move shows the complete collapse of the Wintel Alliance. In fact, as early as July 2010, Microsoft and ARM began close contact. The two sides signed a new strategic cooperation letter of intent. ARM first licensed the processor architecture to Microsoft. This form of cooperation broke the Wintel Alliance for the first time. system.
Intel’s decision to break into the tablet market and increase support for the Android operating system shows that in order to get a slice of the smart phone and tablet PC in the face of the mobile Internet trend, Intel will no longer remember the previous Wintel Alliance.
Intel recently decided that its processor, in addition to supporting Windows and its own MeeGo, also added support for the Android operating system. Intel’s move is aimed at addressing Microsoft's recent announcement that the Windows operating system will increase its support for the ARM platform.
There are signs that Qualcomm chips currently account for nearly 80% of the smartphone market. Google's Android system is also becoming the king of smart phone and tablet operating systems. The Quadroid alliance formed by Qualcomm and Google already has the influence of Wintel Alliance in the PC era. Intel found that it has no meaning to fight against the Quadroid Alliance. Selecting the homeopath to enter the Quadroid Alliance has become an inevitable choice.
Because of the sluggishness on the Internet, Microsoft's former software empire is increasingly showing signs of being marginalized. Intel is clearly reluctant to take Microsoft's old path. In the face of the increasingly popular mobile Internet market, Intel wisely chose to compromise.
Recently, Intel decided to cooperate with notebook ODM manufacturers in Taiwan, including Inventec and Compal Electronics, to launch Intel/Android solutions, thereby smashing into the popular tablet market. According to Taiwan ODM manufacturers, if R&D progresses smoothly, Intel plans to display equipment based on the new solution at the Beijing Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in April 2011, and the company will also display at the 2011 Taipei International Computer Show. The latest related products.
With the rapid development of the mobile Internet market, the PC market has gradually gotten rid of the control of the Wintel (Microsoft/Intel) platform. Many chip manufacturers and operating system solutions have entered this field and launched competitive products, especially ARM chips. And Google's Android operating system, but also set off a revolution, causing a strong impact on the Wintel Alliance. Intel, the chip giant, officially entered the tablet camp and will give Intel partners more choices while significantly reducing license fees.
In addition to tablet PCs, Intel’s cooperation with Google will further deepen. Notebooks and netbooks based on ChromeOS (Google’s operating system specifically designed for netbooks) will be available in the near future. It is understood that Samsung, Acer and Asustek Computer will all launch related products.
MeeGo operating system encounters this Intel and Taiwanese notebook ODM manufacturers cooperation, a total push Android tablet products, and plans to launch Android-based notebooks and netbooks in the near future, this move also allows Intel's previous cooperation with Nokia's MeeGo operating system Embarrassingly.
In February of this year, Intel and Nokia jointly created MeeGo, a Linux-based operating system. MeeGo is a free operating system for mobile devices that can run on smart phones, laptops, and televisions. According to Intel's original idea, Intel hopes to use MeeGo to enter the smart phone and tablet market, and to fight against Apple's iOS system and Google's Android system. Intel originally planned to launch products based on the MeeGo operating system in the second half of this year.
In the face of iOS, Android aggressive offensive, Nokia's own Symbian system has continued unabated, Nokia expects to use MeeGo to replace Symbian system to change the current predicament, but in the subsequent development process, MeeGo's progress is extremely slow, making Nokia Had to choose to flee Symbian and MeeGo platforms and switch to Microsoft's embrace. Nokia's "defection" has caused the MeeGo operating system to lack a powerful carrier, which has also pushed the advancement of the MeeGo operating system into a predicament.
In the face of an unfavorable situation, Intel had to turn to Google in a timely manner to support Android and ChromeOS. Leaving the support of big manufacturers such as Nokia, coupled with Intel's sentiment toward Google, makes the future of MeeGo become very awkward. In the second half of the year, products based on MeeGo system can be launched, but also put a big question mark.
The previous series of contradictions in the collapse of the Wintel Alliance have only exacerbated the rift between Intel and Microsoft, and there is still a long way to go before the Wintel Alliance collapses. However, at the beginning of this year's US CES show, Microsoft president and chief executive Steve Ballmer announced that the next generation of operating system Windows will run on all devices, including Intel's processor architecture against ARM. This move shows the complete collapse of the Wintel Alliance. In fact, as early as July 2010, Microsoft and ARM began close contact. The two sides signed a new strategic cooperation letter of intent. ARM first licensed the processor architecture to Microsoft. This form of cooperation broke the Wintel Alliance for the first time. system.
Intel’s decision to break into the tablet market and increase support for the Android operating system shows that in order to get a slice of the smart phone and tablet PC in the face of the mobile Internet trend, Intel will no longer remember the previous Wintel Alliance.
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