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Not limited by AMD's resources
The decision of the market to stay in the x86-compatible camp was made by developers and customers.

If AMD made its own new IS to compete with EPIC, it would fail. No one wants to rebuild their software, and emulation won't do. (For now.)

AMD knew this, and that's why they're winning the 64-bit desktop/low-/mid-range server wars.
Posted by: KTLA   Posted on: 10/30/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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I thought this horse was dead already!  Jeff Spicoli | 10/29/04
What, your afraid of what the test results will be?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/29/04
Wait? Why? Let's start judging right now!..  Jeff Spicoli | 10/29/04
if either side killed the other i would be afraid  V Sanders | 10/30/04
Yes, as far as the average consumer goes  pinback_z | 10/29/04
Itanium-2 is now good....  michael-t | 10/29/04
Not limited by AMD's resources  KTLA | 10/30/04
At laaaastt...  michael-t | 10/29/04
ANOTHER Hail Mary desperation move !  realitycheck101 | 10/31/04

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