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Title:Hudson VLSI
Notice:For Digital Chip Data - CHIPBZ::PRODUCTION$:[DS_INFO...]
Moderator:RICKS::PHIPPS
Created:Wed Feb 12 1986
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:701
Total number of notes:4658

446.0. "Intel/HP P7 emulates x86 and PA-RISC" by STKAI1::FEHRM (Bjorn Fehrm @ugo) Wed Oct 25 1995 19:24

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446.1truck, sedan and SPORTSCARSTKAI1::FEHRMBjorn Fehrm @ugoWed Oct 25 1995 19:293
446.2A different interpretationGEMGRP::PIEPERThu Oct 26 1995 08:2682
446.3Since when is peak MIPS equal to SPECint92 ?KAMPUS::NEIDECKERGLASS: Services on DemandThu Nov 02 1995 09:536
446.4MIPS != SPECint92, but that wasn't the pointGEMGRP::PIEPERThu Nov 02 1995 11:1216
446.5ATLANT::SCHMIDTSee http://atlant2.zko.dec.com/Thu Nov 02 1995 14:5110
446.6Processor, cache[cache][cache], memory, COMPILERSPERFOM::LICEA_KANEwhen it's comin' from the leftThu Nov 02 1995 16:2024
446.7removing main memory from the equationDECC::OUELLETTERoland G. OuelletteThu Nov 02 1995 16:2510
446.8PCBUOA::KRATZThu Nov 02 1995 16:5815
446.9HELIX::SONTAKKEThu Nov 02 1995 18:507
446.10SMURF::MENNERi'm gonna plant a weeEEping willow...Fri Nov 03 1995 06:489
446.11SUBPAC::MAGGARDMail Ordered HusbandFri Nov 03 1995 08:0026
446.1264MB cache isn't so far-fetchedWRKSYS::SCHUMANNResist realityFri Nov 03 1995 11:169
446.13Apples to Apples and Oranges to Lemons....PERFOM::LICEA_KANEwhen it's comin' from the leftFri Nov 03 1995 13:4527
446.14P Pro doesn't ship in real life!STKAI1::FEHRMBjorn Fehrm @ugoFri Nov 03 1995 18:0771
446.15AOSF1::krasCyber-ShredderMon Nov 20 1995 15:2816
446.16LANDO::EIBENTue Nov 21 1995 11:0312
446.17Intel renames P7, delays shipment untll late '98QUARK::LIONELFree advice is worth every centTue Jan 23 1996 14:4330
446.18QUARK::LIONELFree advice is worth every centTue Jan 23 1996 14:454
446.19CISC? no. VLIW? no. RISC? maybe.SUBPAC::MAGGARDMail Ordered HusbandTue Jan 23 1996 15:307
446.20MOVIES::WIDDOWSONBrought to you from an F64 diskWed Jan 24 1996 09:585
446.21Merced in 1999GEMEVN::GROVEFri Feb 21 1997 08:0529
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Note 3157.66          HP/Intel 64bit strategic announcement             66 of 66
SMURF::STRANGE "Steve Strange, UNIX Filesystems"     20 lines  20-FEB-1997 18:36
         -< Merced in '99?  I hope the 64-bit NT comment is wrong... >-
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    From PC Week -- the latest guess as to when this thing might possibly
    ship...  That'll mean at least five years from announcement to
    first ship.
    
    Intel's 64-bit 'Merced' chip won't ship until 1999 By Lisa DiCarlo and
     Rob O'Regan
    
    SANTA CLARA, Calif.--Intel Corp.'s first 64-bit processor, code-named
    Merced, is now scheduled to hit the market sometime in 1999.  Contrary
    to widely published reports that late 1998 was the target date for the
    processor, Intel spokeswoman Marion Koehler said the company has never
    publicly committed to a time frame except to say the chip would be
    released by the year 2000.  The shift means that Microsoft Corp.'s
    64-bit version of Windows NT won't appear until 1999.  Microsoft and
    Intel executives said at last September's NetWorld+Interop show that
    they would synchronize the release of their respective 64-bit
    products.  Merced is a high-end server processor with both CISC and
    RISC properties. Intel worked with Hewlett-Packard Co. on the initial
    design; however, Intel will be responsible for manufacturing,
    marketing and licensing.

446.22ATLANT::SCHMIDTSee http://atlant2.zko.dec.com/Sun Feb 23 1997 11:0512
> The shift means that Microsoft Corp.'s 64-bit version of Windows
> NT won't appear until 1999.  Microsoft and Intel executives said
> at last September's NetWorld+Interop show that they would synchro-
> nize the release of their respective 64-bit products.

  The Digital/Microsoft partnership certainly is paying big
  benefits to Digital, isn't it?

                                   Atlant


P.S.: Yes, your sarcasm detector *SHOULD* be going off.