Intel casts off more of Its memory chip business in $9 billion deal
Intel moved to further distance itself from its original business, reaching a deal to sell a remaining memory chip unit to SK Hynix of South Korea for $9 billion.
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Intel casts off more of Its memory chip business in $9 billion deal
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