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With the advent of new dual core CPUs, the software developers are thinking whether to charge on a per core fee, or per CPU fee. Microsoft will not charge per core, rather, it will charge on how many circuits are connected to the board (AKA CPU based).
With the advent of new dual core CPUs, the software developers are thinking whether to charge on a per core fee, or per CPU fee. Microsoft will not charge per core, rather, it will charge on how many circuits are connected to the board (AKA CPU based).
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Like other software makers, Microsoft prices many of its server software products, such as Microsoft's SQL Server database and BizTalk integration package, on the number of processors. That long-standing licensing convention is being challenged by the arrival of multicore processors, which are moving into mainstream use.