A new 32-bit computer chip was unveiled by Intel.
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Although demand is limited now, Intel expects its new 32-bit microprocessor to become its most important product after production starts in the company’s Livermore, Calif., plant. Intel has spent $100 million to develop the new chip and its varied support systems.
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