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This was right in the time period of Windows Everywhere. Windows on MIPS, Alpha and so on. And for server workloads just using going to Unix is totally fine. P

This was right in the time period of Windows Everywhere. Windows on MIPS, Alpha and so on. And for server workloads just using going to Unix is totally fine. People would rather run server workloads on Unix rather then using windows with shitty expensive processors. People that are unwilling to move to Unix very likely just stick around on 32bit instead.

pjmlp 4y ago
That version of Windows died with NT 4.0, several years before Itanium was a product. We were running Windows 2000 in production, alongside Aix, HP-UX and Solaris workloads across all our customers back in 1999 - 2003, before we got hit in the first .com startup crysis.