Chip Turf War Heats Up

A battle is heating up between Intel and ARM, two companies that design processor chips, ahead of the launch of Windows 8.

Wall Street Journal
Jun 5, 2012

TAIPEI—Behind personal computer makers' race to prepare tablets and PCs that run on Microsoft Corp.'s next-generation Windows 8 operating system, another battle is intensifying among companies that design processor chips powering those devices.

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