The Register is reporting remarks from a Taiwan talk by an Intel marketing head on the return of Wi-Fi into future chipsets: Intel was supposed to deliver integrated Wi-Fi and access point technology in its latest Pentium chipsets, but failed to in part because of delivery schedules and manufacturers' disinterest in the Wi-Fi component. The Register says that Sunil Kumar revealed the next Pentium 4 revisions called Lakeport and Glenwood would ship in the second half of 2005; the roadmap for these chips includes a Wi-Fi module. Whether access point functionality will be included is unknown, but reporter Tony Smith notes that these particular P4 models are aimed at a digital home marketplace.