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Tech Life: Why Intel will make chips for its rivals

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26/03/2021 GMT

Why Intel will make chips for its rivals

BBC World Service - Tech Life, Why Intel will make chips for its rivals

The tech giant says it aims to rebalance world chip supply from Asia to the US and Europe

The tech giant says it aims to rebalance world chip supply from Asia to the US and Europe. Presented by Joe Tidy.

The tech giant says it aims to rebalance world chip supply from Asia to the US and Europe. Plus, what can President Biden do about hackers backed by Russia and China? And is crowdtasking the next part of the gig economy to face calls for better workers’ rights? Presented by Joe Tidy, with BBC tech reporter Cristina Criddle. Produced by Jat Gill.

(Image: Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, Credit: Getty Images).

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