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You mean: "SUN microprocessors are dead"
"..Papadopoulos also described Sun's nearer-term processor vision, called chip multithreading, in which a processor will quickly switch between several tasks, called "threads."

I think Intel has been there, done that with hyperthreading.
Posted by: Prognosticator   Posted on: 10/14/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Yes, don't count them out.  DonnieBoy | 10/14/03
You mean: "SUN microprocessors are dead"  Prognosticator | 10/14/03
the xeon hyperthreading is different  EricMarts@... | 10/14/03
RE: the xeon hyperthreading is different  CooCooCaChoo | 10/14/03
Aw, come on.  Fred Fredrickson | 10/14/03
Sorry, wrong link  Fred Fredrickson | 10/14/03
Aaaaaghhhhh! Here it is  Fred Fredrickson | 10/14/03
Higher levels of integration? Whooda thunkit!  Robert Hahn | 10/14/03
You need to be informed  michael-t | 10/14/03
Innovative R/D  michael-t | 10/14/03
RE: Innovative R/D  CooCooCaChoo | 10/15/03
sun fabbed it's 1st 64 bit CPU in 1992  cygnet@... | 10/15/03
who cares  screaming silence | 10/15/03
RE: who cares  CooCooCaChoo | 10/15/03
I have Intel, AMD, and Sun Servers  cygnet@... | 10/15/03
AMD vs. Intel  michael-t | 10/16/03
More Sun Blather  Stewart Cannon | 10/15/03

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