SGIntel has granted access to its Atom processor technology to a new startup, RosaicLabs Inc., in a rare licensing arrangement. The startup, founded by Amarjit Gill and featuring former Rivos employees, is leveraging Intel's x86 architecture for its designs. This move marks a departure from Intel's usual approach of restricting access to its core technologies. The connection between Intel's CEO Lip-Bu Tan and Gill, who previously collaborated on Rivos and Nuvia, highlights potential strategic ties. While Intel has not commented, the disclosure suggests a significant shift in its strategy toward sharing intellectual property.
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