The chipmaker says a USB bug in the chipset that accompanies the "Haswell" processor exists and will be fixed.
Intel confirmed a USB bug in its next-generation "Haswell" chipset.
The bug can cause USB (Universal Serial Bus) 3.0 devices, like thumb drives, to disappear after entering standby. In some cases, removable devices have to be reconnected again, according to a report at BSN.
The company issued the following statement this afternoon. The bug, in Intel parlance, is referred to as an "errata." The chipset is silicon that accompanies the main Haswell processor:
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