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The Itanic hasn't sunk yet
Just as the "Big Lie" will be believed if you repeat it for long enough, the Itanic will rise someday. The chip is a winner in terms of design features (although the "wasted space" for the x86 processing "core" keeps Itanic from being optimal). When Moore's Law becomes Moore's hindsight (in 2 more iterations 65nm to 40nm), the EPIC architecture will be optimal for "a finite space" of silicon. HP will be in the driver's seat at that time - if they can survive that long.
Posted by: Roger Ramjet   Posted on: 03/31/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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The Itanic hasn't sunk yet  Roger Ramjet | 03/31/05
But it's on fire, down by the bow, and listing 20 degrees to starboard. (nt  Letophoro | 03/31/05
More like On its way to pick up passengers, its stuck on a sandbar,  Roger Ramjet | 03/31/05
Here's some reality on Itanium for a change  Dodi_z | 03/31/05
So the link suggests Itanium lacks performance  dwjunix | 03/31/05
Hmmm...wrong math and conclusion  Dodi_z | 03/31/05
Misunderstood your point  dwjunix | 04/01/05
That WOULD be the case  michael-t | 03/31/05
Middle ground  Roger Ramjet | 04/01/05
NOT a good day for Intel servers  gfeier | 03/31/05
Cost savings  Roger Ramjet | 03/31/05
Which Intel Servers  TedB_z | 03/31/05
Hmmm  michael-t | 03/31/05
Market size  TedB_z | 03/31/05
Market adoption  TedB_z | 03/31/05
The sad reality is that  michael-t | 03/31/05
Think about it!!!!  mabricen | 04/01/05

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