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Motorola to Have Rapid I/O in All Future Processors

Anonymous Cow writes "This PDF from Motorola states that all future processors from Motorola will have rapid I/O (page 32). Further down (page 34) it claims that that Motorola has got a dualcore PPC processor in development. No launch dates are given." It also notes that they could achieve 3+ GHz, without significant increase in power consumption.

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  1. Buses... by Nexum · · Score: 4, Funny

    Like waiting for a bus...

    You're waiting for one for years (~3), and then two (970 & this) come along at once.

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  2. Road map? by TheAvatar666 · · Score: 4, Funny

    Since when did Moto start following road maps? :-0

  3. Re:and this will be released when... by simonecaldana · · Score: 5, Funny

    > our sun goes supernova

    Sun is not going to last long, rumors say it will be bought by Oracle

  4. 105 Degrees what? by Zo0ok · · Score: 4, Funny

    On page 5 I read "Top frequency is 1.3 GHz @ 105 degrees C".

    Do they mean Celcius, or do they actually mean Farenheit? Coult they possibly mean 105C?

    1. Re:105 Degrees what? by TheRaven64 · · Score: 4, Funny
      It's a missprint, it's actually Kelvin. Yes, that's right, the new G4s will be so cool that they will actually suck heat right out of the room, and use it as power. That 20-30w figure is the amount of electricity it generates by this process.

      Some manufacturers are going to sell blades with a G4 and an x86 chip in them taped together, with the G4 powered by the x86's waste heat...

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  5. Re:and this will be released when... by commodoresloat · · Score: 4, Funny

    Actually, they're going to be releasing this chip with Duke Nukem Forever pre-installed.

  6. Re:Motorola sees the writing on the wall by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    Could you please put at least one more meaningless cliche into your post? kthxbye.

  7. Re:Motorola sees the writing on tsarkon reports by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    IBM an unknown?

    HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA. Shows how much you know about this subject.

    Man, even IBM is giving Intel a headache these days. Opteron and Power 4+ are out, and Opteron is the first SOI chip. (So from a super high end 64 bit CPU with multicore and a giant cache to a cutting edge x86 32/64 hybrid, IBM is executing NOW)

    If you think IBM foundries haven't made Crapple Computer chips before, think again. They have. Where Motorola fails, IBM delivers.