PHUKET-- IA-64 architecture co-developed by Intel and Hewlette-Packard is expected to become the standard for a new generation of server platforms, helping computer users eliminate the performance-limiting problems of traditional microprocessor architecture.
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Otellini also showed off a computer system with a Pentium 4 chip that ran as fast as 4.7 GHz in clock speed, demonstrating that the current microprocessor architecture has room to grow.
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Otellini also showed off a computer system with a Pentium 4 chip that ran as fast as 4 . 7 GHz in clock speed, demonstrating that the current microprocessor architecture has room to grow.
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Dr Graham-Smith holds the title of Deputy Editor at the British periodical PC Pro, published monthly by Dennis Publishing, where he is responsible for coverage of technical issues ranging from microprocessor architecture to operating systems.
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Eventually, in 1992, DEC launched the CISC architecture used in the VAX ) and one of the first " pure " ( not an extension of an earlier 32-bit architecture ) 64-bit microprocessor architectures and implementations.
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Intel said the Centrino components are based on a new microprocessor architecture aimed at mobile computing, designed to enable computer makers to build thinner, lighter machines that use less power and thus don't require frequent battery charges.
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Scheduled to be formally introduced at an industry technical conference to be held at Stanford University later this month, the new chip design _ known as Microprocessor Architecture for Java Computing, or MAJC _ is intended to be used in computing applications beyond the standard desktop personal computer market that is dominated by the Intel Corp.
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The company has chosen to replace its aging X86 microprocessor architecture _ the 286, 386, 486 and Pentium series of chips that have been the company's cash cow for more than 15 years _ with a new family of microprocessors that would be restricted to the very high end of the computer industry's price range, where PC chip competitors may be unwilling or unable to follow.
