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It's probably worthwhile to point out that Itanium still, just about, exists, and has traditionally been Intel's competitor to POWER. Though certainly, in recen

It's probably worthwhile to point out that Itanium still, just about, exists, and has traditionally been Intel's competitor to POWER. Though certainly, in recent years, x86_64 has largely taken over that role.

bluedino 11y ago
They sold what, 400 Itanium servers last year?
- gsnedders 11y ago
  Last I knew it was still close to a billion dollars of hardware per year—and even at the high prices Itanium is at, that's still a considerable number.