Intel looking for Windows Phone engineers. Possible Intel hardware?

Intel has published a chore opportunity on LinkedIn that points the finger out to Windows Phone engineers. Now, this could be nothing, and so we'll not speculate on an x86 Windows Phone is definitely on the horizon, but there are straws to be clutched onto. Could we be seeing Intel looking at the mobile platform as a potential investment to tackle? Don't get your hopes up.

Then what exactly is Intel looking for in applicants? The company is specifically requesting Windows Telephone expertise.

For the fourth dimension being, Windows Phone runs entirely on ARM with Qualcomm every bit the sectional chip provider. But there's e'er room for more, and Intel isn't 1 to shy away from taking a jump. Hither'south the full job clarification on LinkedIn:

"Windows Telephone Engineers:  Intel would similar to talk to you lot.  If y'all have Windows phone expertise, the Intel site in Redmond would like to talk to yous."

It's known that Windows Phone (like Windows across all platforms) is portable, but the question we've asked earlier is does Windows Phone really need Intel chips? Greg Sullivan, senior product manager for Windows Phone said the following in an interview:

"Our architecture is such that it'south hardware independent. For the same reason that Windows viii [tablets] could run on 'Wintel', right now Windows Phone is on Qualcomm. We have a portable Os compages."

Here's some extra information on the open position at Intel:

• Experience: Mid-Senior level
• Functions: Technology, Pattern
• Industries: Computer Software, Computer Networking, Computer Hardware

Information technology'll be interesting to meet what Intel has planned. Whether we're looking at the company looking to form a partnership with Microsoft in the mobile space, or if we could simply be witnessing Intel expanding its team to cover the Windows ecosystem more than efficiently, with enough experience to kicking.

Source: LinkedIn, via: WMPU

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Source: https://www.windowscentral.com/intel-looking-windows-phone-engineers-possible-intel-hardware

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