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- A lot of ex-DECies went to Intel when they bought the Alpha processor from what was then Compact.
- Posted by: Hemlock Stones Posted on: 09/20/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
I wonder what this means for Sun?
Atlant | 09/20/04
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I wonder how many of these folks are ex-DECies?
Atlant | 09/20/04
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EX-DEC
Hemlock Stones | 09/20/04
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What do you think?
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