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Liz Claman Kicks Off 3 Days in the Valley
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FBN’s Liz Claman previews the Intel Developer Forum.
- Duration 1:45
- Date Sep 12, 2012
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And now -- to San Francisco too big tech events on the West Coast today.
Apple's expected iPhone announcement added that the Intel developers for who is -- San Francisco kicking off three days in the valley Liz what do you have for -- All -- -- today we -- live from the Moscone Center in San Francisco -- developers form 5000 people will descend upon here at their talking about innovation.
Here at Intel they will be unveiling brand new semiconductor chips that really help a lot of other companies build their own hardware up and -- it.
Everything from Smartphones to tablets to of course -- -- books which are supposed to be.
The next big thing according to the CEO of Intel Paul Otellini who runs this nations and the world's largest semiconductor company 3 PM eastern.
Paul Otellini joining us in -- Fox Business explicit -- understand hundreds and hundreds of media descend upon this forum.
Because you have everybody from Hewlett-Packard.
To all the other hardware makers -- Acer.
You name -- -- and they all want to hear what he has to say.
He's explicitly coming on Fox Business but of course three days in the valley got a bunch of other CEOs and startups coming right here but the developers forum.
Including Tim Westergren of pandora he co found that the Internet radio company.
Their -- in the news too because and remember last week there was a rumor apple may start with its iTunes library.
A similar service what does he say about that that's another Fox Business exclusive but again -- -- -- send it back to you.
Doesn't matter how evil people are overseas America fights back with innovation and ideas and life continues to go on back you know well senses like them.
That's excellent stuff thank you very much indeed good -- out that good stuff thank you very much in this.
