Recent messages on the Internet said that Intel partner with Google on the development of the recently announced Chrome OS, an open-source operating system is to make the computer salesman with a choice for its future netbooks. Although Intel was not among the partner companies recently confirmed by Google, chip maker claimed that it has worked with Mountain View, California-based search giant on its upcoming operating system. Moreover, it seems that cooperation between the two leaders in their respective fields including Google's android operating system for Intel's upcoming MID platform.
In a recent news article on TG Daily, Intel said would have confirmed the partnership with Google, stating that they find the Giant's move. "We know the project for some time and we have worked with Google on a number of projects, including here. We are pleased with Google's move here," an Intel rep told TG Daily. Cooperation between the two can play a response from Microsoft, which actively cooperates with Intel during the entire existence. This can only fuel earlier rumors that the software giant is preparing a system that could support the ARM micro-architecture.
In addition to the Chrome OS project, Intel and Google co-operation extended to other products of two companies, namely the former future mobile Internet device (MID) platform, android OS. In a recent news article on Digi Times sources at Taiwan-based MID makers, Intel, the hardware platforms are supported in a variety of operating systems, the allocation of next-generation Moorestown platform greater chance of success.
Google Chrome and android OS has benefited from the major media exposure, with some reports claiming that it can provide tools for a change in the industry for computers and mobile devices.
taken from : http://newsonit.blogspot.com/2009/07/google-and-intel-collaborate-on-chrome.html
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