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No one's saying Intel will drop Windows support
They just see a future for Linux, that's all.

And anyway, it's Windows that supports Intel's x86 (and x64) architecture, not the other way around. Windows could easily drop that support, but in doing so they'd be abandoning their entire installed base. So yeah, it looks like Intel may have figured out who's the boss.
Posted by: Michael Kelly   Posted on: 01/05/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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The inquirer? A joke? No ABM punches pulled by the blogger here.  xuniL_z | 01/05/09
You better check your facts  rarsa | 01/05/09
Are you aware of the history between these two?  SpikeyMike | 01/06/09
Same old and tired line.  xuniL_z | 01/08/09
try to stay on target, would ya ?  User07734 | 01/09/09
I doubt Intel wants to give the market to AMD  GuidingLight | 01/05/09
No one's going to leave Intel just to keep Windows.  T1Oracle | 01/05/09
No one's saying Intel will drop Windows support  Michael Kelly | 01/05/09
Opensource Hardware (low cost)  Maarek | 01/05/09
I wouldn't bet against new low cost hardware development  Michael Kelly | 01/05/09
AMD lifeline  EMonkIA | 01/06/09
eh?  magallanes | 01/06/09
RE: Linux pioneer moves from Red Hat to Intel  Loverock Davidson | 01/05/09
I cannot believe you are for real  rarsa | 01/05/09
Indeed he is!  lemiffe | 01/05/09
You should know  rarsa | 01/05/09
Alan Cox ...  EMonkIA | 01/06/09

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