Last month, Google was
reported as
switching from Intel to AMD chips for its servers. Today, Intel China and
Google’s big China rival Baidu have announced their own partnership, one to
cooperate on search applications for PCs and phones.
Intel, Baidu to jointly develop search apps from IDG has more details. Baidu
will also be using Intel processors. Let the processor wars begin! Well, hold on
there. Google did
cut a
deal earlier this year with Intel to help promote Google Video to those with
the Intel Viiv platform. Then again, who didn’t partner with Intel on that?
Baidu & Intel Partner On Search Apps
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