Intel and Fortinet announce a strategic collaboration where Intel will provide design, packaging, and manufacturing capabilities for Fortinet Security Processor 6.
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Updated Jul 27
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What happened
Intel and Fortinet announce a strategic collaboration where Intel will provide design, packaging, and manufacturing capabilities for Fortinet Security Processor 6.
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Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- fool.comIntel Just Secured a Huge Customer for Its Foundry Business | The Motley Fool
- techtimes.comIntel Foundry Breaks Customer Silence With Fortinet Deal as Q2 Earnings Approach
- itwire.com