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Short Take: PeopleSoft to develop IA-64 apps
Enterprise application maker PeopleSoft plans to develop software for Intel's IA-64 processor, code-named Merced. The processor is the first implementation of Intel's family of 64 bit Intel Architecture. PeopleSoft said its applications for IA-64 will provide interoperability with the existing applications as well as new enterprise applications and database products built for IA-64. PeopleSoft joins a host of other industry leading companies in announcing plans to develop Intel Merced-based systems.
Mike Ricciuti Staff writer, CNET News
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Enterprise application maker plans to develop software
for Intel's IA-64 processor, code-named
Merced. The processor is the first implementation of Intel's
family of 64 bit Intel Architecture. PeopleSoft said its applications for
IA-64 will provide interoperability with the existing applications as
well as new enterprise applications and database products built for IA-64.
PeopleSoft joins a host of other industry leading companies in announcing
plans to develop Intel Merced-based systems.