Intel Network TV service skip ticket to next year

"Sohu It News" October 1 news, according to the New York Times reported that the Internet TV service OnCue release time from the planned end of the year until next year. Analysts believe Intel will have more time to discuss cooperation with companies such as Amazon. Intel has not commented. Intel earlier this year disclosed plans to allow users to watch TV shows at home and on mobile devices. The Intel pay TV service, called "OnCue", publishes TV programs to users via an Internet broadband connection. However, OnCue is not progressing well, Intel has redesigned its hardware products, and has also encountered difficulties in reaching agreement with content vendors for privacy reasons. Cable companies such as Time Warner Cable have been pressuring content providers not to reach a partnership agreement with Internet television services. But Intel has said it has reached a 2013 agreement with content vendors to issue oncue. Recently, media reports say Intel is seeking partners to provide funding and sales support to OnCue. Amazon is one of the companies to discuss cooperation agreements with Intel. The New York Times says negotiations are at an advanced stage. But there are reports that Amazon is developing its own set-top box. Intel has been trying to open up new markets as the core PC business slows. Intel is a late mover in the mobile market, but wants to take advantage of the Internet TV market. Intel has recruited hundreds of employees for OnCue and has let employees test oncue services at home. But Intel's new CEO, Blaine Col (Brian Krzanich), is less willing to enter the consumer market than his predecessor, Otellini Paul Otellini. Bamboo)