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>What sort of architectures (if any) got killed as a direct result of developing IA-64? Alpha?

• hulitu 5y ago
  And HP-PA and, later, MIPS (as a mainstream computer). MIPS survives in some routers.
  • __d 5y ago
    MIPS is very, very close to dead now. To be fair though, I think its death is more attributable to ARM than Itanium. And RISC-V is killing off anything that remained.
    • WorldMaker 5y ago
      MIPS the brand was bought for cheap from a bankruptcy, and resurrected by its new owner… to be an ARM partner building ARM chips.