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Intel: We Worked With Google on Chrome.

Intel has said that it worked with Google on the companyтЂ™s Chrome OS. Google Wednesday published a list of partners that itтЂ™s working with on Google Chrome. GoogleтЂ™s Sundar Pichai divulged the names of many companies it is working with for its just announced OS, but Intel wasnтЂ™t one of them. Pichai mentioned that the list was not a complete one and said that those named were only тЂ˜among othersтЂ™ that were also collaborating with Google on the project. TG Daily today reports that an Intel representative has confirmed the company collaborated with Google on the project. Not only that, but the Intel-insider also said that the company is happy about Chrome. "We have been privy to the project for someТ  time and we have worked with Google on a variety of projects, including this one,тЂќ said the representative. тЂњWe welcome Google"s move here." The news follows previous comments from Michael Chen, director of Intel"s embedded sales group and ultra mobility group in Asia-Pacific. Chen said that the company wasnтЂ™t worried about GoogleтЂ™s rival to Moblin. "Our long-term goal is providing hardware for devices with different operating systems.. more competition will drive up more innovations and that"s good for consumers," he said, according to MorningStar. With Chrome initially targeted at netbooks, with the vast majority of them packing some breed of IntelтЂ™s Atom processor, itтЂ™s easy to see why the company is so blasУ© about GoogleтЂ™s foray into the operating system market.

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