HP Terminates Itanium Workstations
vincecate writes "The largest Itanium system maker,
HP, has terminated its Itanium workstations.
It seems their workstation customers have spoken in favor of x64.
In related news, Intel expects to ship
over 100,000 Itaniums in all of 2004
while AMD is estimating
1.5 to 2 million AMD64 chips in Q4."
Let me put it this way. I would not buy a server from HP anyway.
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Woot, never been happier I bought AMD stock over intel last year! Oh and First Post!
Do you give it a pink slip?
*ahem*
I reset my case.
I'm looking to upgrade my 2x333 Mhz box which does pretty much everything. Yep, I know, it's way old. And I run Gentoo on it too. How crazy am I? Anyway, I was speccing up the latest and greatest, including AMD64s, but I thought, wait. Why bother going for all that power? I might as well go lower power, save money on the chip, save money on the electricity bill. What chips are there that are 1.5-2Ghz that don't need fans?, or that are really lower power?
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I dont know. Not all of his jokes are that much better.
These jokes actually made me smile for a change
The system had the verbosity of HTML combined with all the readability of compiled assembly viewed as bitmap images
Because ATI drivers suck.
Seriously, people root for AMD because people LIKE getting the same speed and power cheaper. With ATI and nvidia, there are certainly fans on either side, and there are definitely people who have sworn off one company over the other, but they both make pretty decent products. For AMD and Intel, AMD is just cheaper and either better or just as good. I don't know that anyone really cares deeply about AMD the company, so much as AMD's impact on the price of BOTH company's lines of chips.
Newegg.com: P4 2.6Ghz - $109, AMD Barton 2600+ - $88
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