Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 22nd Sep 2009 21:54 UTC
The Intel Developer Forum is currently in full swing, but it kicked off with a speech by Intel CEO Paul Otellini. Well, there's bad news for those of us who long for a time where lots of different architectures compete with one another, ensuring that technology is moved forward. Otellini's plans for Intel basically come down to one thing: x86 everywhere.
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by poundsmack on Tue 22nd Sep 2009 23:30
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by neticspace on Wed 23rd Sep 2009 02:56
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I am actaully really looking forward to Tukwila (intel's next itanium). Looking forward to having one kick butt OpenVMS machine again. 
my old itanium was a dual boot OpenVMS and MS server 2003 R2. it serverd me well (served, get it?)
my old itanium was a dual boot OpenVMS and MS server 2003 R2. it serverd me well (served, get it?) Nice. I hope Intel stop "overpromoting" x86 and cover a bit more on Itanium.
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Yo, Intel, how is Itanium working out for you?