Intel is trying to find a buyer for OnCue, its never-launched online pay-TV service, by the end of the year. The company is ask for $500 million for its service and already has one potential buyer, Verizon.
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Intel is asking for $500 million for the pay-TV service that it never launched
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Published November 25, 2013
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Intel Corp. is reportedly asking about $500 million for the sale of OnCue, the never-launched online pay-TV service that the world’s largest chipmaker created but didn’t launch, according to a story by Bloomberg which cited unnamed sources.
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