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ARM virtualization tech adds more fuel to server fire

Story: Three reasons Microsoft shouldn't port Windows to the ARM processorTotal Replies: 0
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henke54

Aug 30, 2010
8:47 AM EDT
Quoting:August 26, 2010

In a presentation at Stanford's Hot Chips conference on Tuesday, ARM added a few more drops to the trickle of information that's coming out which suggests that the UK-based mobile and embedded processor designer is very seriously pursuing the server market.
http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2010/08/arm-virtualizat...

Quoting: September 20, 2009

Unfortunately for ARM's netbook ambitions, Linux is the only netbook OS that matters that runs on ARM, and the jury's still out on whether it can really take on Windows 7. As for Windows on ARM, it just ain't gonna happen, ever.
http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2009/09/arm-attacks-ato...

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