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I read "itanium-like" not in terms of architecture, but in market timing, delivery on performance promises, and scalability for future revisions.
by bvttf 17y ago
I read "itanium-like" not in terms of architecture, but in market timing, delivery on performance promises, and scalability for future revisions.
- rbanffy 17y agoI think Larrabee is a lot more promising than Itanium ever was. At the bare minimum, it's a server-like x86 processor. I would prefer something with a more elegant ISA than an x86, but that's what we have in front of us now, thanks to the huge mass of non-portable x86 code that's so critical for success on the desktop...