Itanium users other than HP?
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| cjcox Jun 28, 2005 9:39 AM EDT |
Just curious, how many dyed in the wool Itanium shops are out there? I mean dedicated suppliers of Itanium boxes. Like most of the world, I've watched as many, many Itanium providers have dropped their Itanium support. And if they didn't drop, they probably got acquired by HP :-) What other LARGE/supplier of Itanium HW solns is out there? |
| mariuz Jun 28, 2005 9:58 AM EDT |
In my short life i have seen one alpha , one sgi box (mips) No itanium yet It's a dead ship , i turn my interests to better arhitectures : powerpc or why not amd64 |
| mariuz Jun 28, 2005 10:19 AM EDT |
linux is processor agnostic , itanium friendly .That is good thing vs some known os monopoly. |
| cjcox Jun 28, 2005 7:04 PM EDT |
Oh.. we run them.. of course, we're talking HPtium's... AMD pretty much does it better, cooler, faster, etc.... Itanium's are SO expensive, that we can't afford to test their "competitive" chips... on the low end... they're nothing special. So.. anyone seeing anybody BUT HP pushing Itanium? |
| Abe Jun 30, 2005 11:10 AM EDT |
HP doesn't want to drop Itanium because they dropped their Alpha for it. They don't want to admit their huge mistake which eventually is going to catch up with them and cause their demise |
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