HP pressures Red Hat into 64 bit
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on June 26, 2002 at 4:02:06 PM
Great news for Intel and good news for AMD as well.
HP is moving its entire server line to Itanium over the next few years; the last new models of its older PA-RISC processor family will arrive in 2004. The success of its Itanium products--everything from workstations to million-dollar multiprocessor servers--depends in large measure on how well software runs on the new chips. These servers, in turn, drive sales of services, software and storage systems.
Yeah, I saw some of the Itanium servers here, big whoop.
HP is moving its entire server line to Itanium over the next few years; the last new models of its older PA-RISC processor family will arrive in 2004. The success of its Itanium products--everything from workstations to million-dollar multiprocessor servers--depends in large measure on how well software runs on the new chips. These servers, in turn, drive sales of services, software and storage systems.
Yeah, I saw some of the Itanium servers here, big whoop.