RE: DEC veterans prepare chip challenge for Intel, AMD, IBM and S un | |
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"Hoover, Tony" <hoover@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I wonder if this will change Apple's decision to abandon > the Power on future generations of Mac? Why would it? #1 It is clearly "Power" and _not_ "PowerPC." There is far more difference in the silicon beside just Altivec. MacOS/X runs on PowerPC, _not_ Power. #2 It is clearly geared towarded embedded and low-power, not performance desktops. AMD and Intel are still pushing out processors that eat 25-50W. These suckers are 5-13W, clearly more towards high-power embedded, but far too low for desktop/server. Lastly, I don't really think the Register is a reliable source for many things. I.e., they refer to this company as an "IT company" when they are a semiconductor start-up (even if fabless). -- Bryan J. Smith | Sent from Yahoo Mail mailto:b.j.smith@xxxxxxxx | (please excuse any http://thebs413.blogspot.com/ | missing headers)
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