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Intel shifts 64-bit emphasis
January 29, 2004 The chip giant plans to demonstrate a 64-bit revamp of its Xeon and Pentium processors--an endorsement of a major rival's strategy and a troubling development for Intel's Itanium chip.Intel plies new programming tools
December 5, 2002 The chipmaker's new tools are designed to increase the performance of software written for its Pentium, Xeon and Itanium processors.Intel: x86 won't encroach on Itanium
March 8, 2005 Despite Itanium's rough start and the success of the x86 family, Intel says Itanium has a future in big-iron servers.Intel cuts Itanium fat with new chips, tech
April 13, 2004 The chipmaker announces two new Itanium processors for two-processor servers, another step in the company's efforts to eliminate price as a barrier to Itanium acceptance.Intel to spotlight new Itanium: 'Poulson'
February 28, 2005 Firm still has long-term plans for Itanium, despite the chip's troubles and the popularity of the company's lower-end Xeon products.Intel cuts Pentium 4 prices
August 23, 2004 The newest P4 chips drop in price by 18 percent to 35 percent; a host of other chips are cheaper now as well.IDC rains on Itanium parade
January 13, 2004 The research firm lowers its Itanium forecasts--dour news for the processor, which many once assumed would sweep the server world the same way Intel's Pentium has swept the desktop market.Intel to borrow from laptops for server chips
July 28, 2005 New Xeon chip for blade servers, due out in 2006, derives from the chipmaker's Pentium M family.Intel tweaks Pentium D for servers
July 8, 2005 The company offers up its dual-core mainstream chip while its Xeon and Itanium cousins finish baking.Dual cores to lead Intel show
September 2, 2004 But which chips will the company unveil at its developer forum? The answer will give a clue to how Intel will escape 2004.IBM Itanium servers push higher
November 7, 2003 Big Blue plans to announce on Monday its second Itanium server, a more powerful machine that can accommodate as many as 16 of the high-end processors from Intel.IBM Itanium servers push higher
November 11, 2003 Big Blue announces its second Itanium server, a more powerful machine that can accommodate as many as 16 of the high-end processors from Intel.Intel set to rattle server market with Itanium
May 25, 2001 At long last, the company will lift the veil of silence next week from its Itanium chip, setting off a new round of competition in the market for servers and advanced workstation PCs.Fujitsu launches Itanium server
December 17, 2003 The new system, which packs up to four Itanium chips, gives a modest boost to Intel's bid to take on Sun and IBM in the high-end processor market.Itanium software upgrade hits bump
November 3, 2003 A package that lets Intel's Itanium chips run programs that are tailored to more mainstream Pentiums and Xeons has been delayed until next year.Intel looks to the high end
November 3, 2004 roundup The firm makes over its Pentium 4 Extreme Edition and gets ready to unveil a new top-of-the-line Itanium 2 for servers. Photo: Dell's 'Extreme' machineItanium not meeting Intel's goals
September 8, 2004 In a rare admission, an Intel executive says the Itanium chip family still isn't living up to expectations.HP plans Opteron servers, AMD partnership
February 24, 2004 The computing giant strenuously argues that the move doesn't undermine servers using another processor, Intel's Itanium.HP plugs Itanium server gap
November 3, 2003 Hewlett-Packard filled in an important gap in its Itanium server line Monday, releasing models that accommodate eight and 16 of the high-end Intel processors.HP, Intel tussle with Oracle over dual-core chips
February 11, 2005 As more cores end up on each chip, software licenses will increase in cost--but out of all proportion to the cost of the hardware.
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