Intel ATI denied chipset cooperation to authorize the supply of suspended

According to foreign media reports, recently rumored Intel has suspended the authorization to the motherboard's ATI chip group, and will no longer be purchased from the company and chip group. The day before, the two companies have come forward to the rumor.

Phil Eisler, general manager of the company's ATI and senior vice president told the media recently, Intel stopped licensing agreement "to ATI's chipset allegations are completely untrue, according to the original licensing agreement, ATI will continue to supply products to the Intel chipset.

People of Intel company also confirmed chipset license agreement is not canceled, ATI company will be Intel's "Grant Country" Radeon Xpress 1100 chipset motherboard, the motherboard is scheduled for later this year.

Motherboard manufacturers DFI also confirmed on Tuesday, they will still be released by the end of this year, according to the RD600 chipset based on the LANParty motherboard, the company did not receive the ATI RD600 chipset plans to change the message.

However, these reports are not related to clarify what next year. Since last year, Intel in the low-end entry-level chip group appeared out of stock phenomenon, for this to ATI and other chip manufacturers to provide authorization, production support Intel processor chipset. However, at the same time, Intel is also increasing the capacity of the chipset, the future, the phenomenon may be out of stock.

Analysts believe that, if the ATI successfully defected AMD next year, ATI will still get the Intel chipset authorization remains to be seen.