ULi Electronics has long been a partner of ATI (among others), providing chipsets and other core logic technologies.
However, that many soon change, as NVIDIA has announced the acquisition of ULi Electronics for a cool $52
million.
Will NVIDIA still allow ULi to continue its partnership with its bitter rival? As the GameIndustry.biz
article points out, this move puts ATI in a bit of a predicament, as its own chipsets are relatively outdated. Looks
like ATI better find some new friends or they are going to be, like, so totally yesterday.
