SINGAPORE: The world's largest chipmaker, Intel Corp, and Singapore's telecoms watchdog unveiled a project yesterday to promote wireless connectivity in Asia.
The S$3.9mil project would attempt to bridge different wireless and fixed networks, allowing users to roam the region seamlessly, a joint statement from Intel and the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) said. IDA will own 40% of the operation, with the rest taken up by Intel.
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