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- Google isn't religious about processor companies
- Google isn't religious about processor companies. Google will buy whatever gives them the most bang for the buck and that presently happens to be Intel. The jury is still out for AMD Barcelona since that's a reduced clock speed processor that beefs up floating point capability which may not benefit most server applications.
- Posted by: georgeou Posted on: 01/25/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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