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Intel pursued a similar strategy by becoming the biggest code contributor to the open-source operating system Linux. Operating systems are complements to the processors Intel makes. When someone buys a Windows machine, Microsoft captures a share of profits that would otherwise have gone to Intel. When someone buys a Linux machine, more of that money goes instead to Intel. Intel supports Linux to commoditize operating systems, which complement its moneymaking processors.

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