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Mellanox shrugs off Intel’s InfiniBand buy
The Register - January 26, 2012 8:37 PM
Turns in good Q4, will grow in 2012 despite price cuts
Having bought rival Voltaire, Mellanox Technologies has pretty much ruled the InfiniBand adapter and switching roost for the past several years. But this week Intel shelled out $125m to acquire the InfiniBand chip, adapter, and switch businesses from QLogic, and the big question now is: what does this mean for Mellanox??
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