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What? Did you even read the article? Barroso said quite clearly that this will be a problem in the future if CPU bang-per-watt is not increased. That sounds to me like he is looking ahead and trying to plan for the future.
Or would you rather that Google not to expand their business? Yeah, that makes sense.
"I want a whole new chip design, not x86 and not ppc or sparc"
Barroso is an engineer who designed chips for DEC (who had excellent technology, they just didn't know how to sell it). He knows what he is talking about, and so does Sun. Intel bought most of DECs chip technology but doesn't seem to have used any of it. Sun has an 8-core processor shipping and Intel has barely reached 2-core CPUs. DEC had 64 bit chips shipping in 1995, Intel is still struggling to get decent 64 bit chips out the door. - Posted by: Fred Fredrickson Posted on: 12/09/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
I'm sure IBM has a solution for you Google
Boot_Agnostic | 12/09/05
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You mean
Real World | 12/09/05
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No, no
Boot_Agnostic | 12/09/05
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So then
Roger Ramjet | 12/12/05
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Message has been deleted.
Roger Ramjet | 12/12/05
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Google Antfarm
Jeff Spicoli | 12/10/05
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Power could cost more than servers, Google warns
Loverock Davidson | 12/09/05
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Poor planning?
Fred Fredrickson | 12/09/05
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Oh boy here we go
Loverock Davidson | 12/09/05
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You don't seem to realize...
DpuTiger | 12/09/05
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I do realize
Loverock Davidson | 12/09/05
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offers nothing that the others haven't done already
nomorems | 12/09/05
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Wow
Loverock Davidson | 12/09/05
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Who mentioned Microsoft? Not me.
Fred Fredrickson | 12/10/05
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(NT) Time to dump those Intel flamethrowers :o)
Jack-Booted EULA | 12/09/05
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How does the G5 stack up?
balsover | 12/09/05
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Uh, maybe he ment for something else?
The King's Servant | 12/09/05
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Uh...1999???
techboy_z | 12/09/05
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Why have don't they which to something else?
balsover | 12/09/05
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or Linux?
The King's Servant | 12/09/05
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Linux? Not.
balsover | 12/12/05
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grammer problem?
Jeff Spicoli | 12/10/05
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No, I read it again
balsover | 12/12/05
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robert.jones | 12/10/05
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