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Breaking News Intel shakes up roadmap to attack ultra-mobile computing At its annual investor meeting, Intel announced a significant change to its product roadmap designed to boost its efforts to get its chips into ultra-mobile devices of all shapes and sizes. READ MORE More coverage: Intel: We have ARM license, no plans to use it Intel's Otellini: Tablet race is nowhere near finished Intel focusing on building universal chips for multiple devices, platforms Must-Read Stories   Android has a gaping network security hole Microsoft's 'silent' web ad T-Mobile wants to buy your old phone, regardless of who made it SAP aiming for 1,000 Business ByDesign customers by end of 2011 Slacker rolls out Premium Radio service with complete music selection controls HP's Apotheker: Does he have the capital to act long-term? Recommended Converged IT Infrastructures for Mission-Critical Integrations Business is global & operates on a 24-hour clock. High availability & reliability are now necessary and expected for all organizations. Don't miss this webcast to learn about the top strategies & solutions for Mission-Critical Integrations. Connect with ZDNet   Become a fan on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Watch us on YouTube

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