“Intel executives will create a product triangle of sorts when
the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) opens Feb. 15 in Palm Springs…
participants are expected to hear Intel describe the Timna
processor with integrated graphics; the next-generation 32-bit
Willamette microarchitecture; and the Itanium 64-bit
processor.”
“The forum will include a ‘software alley,’ and [Intel
Architecture Content Group general manager Dan] Russell said
the Linux OS will be on display in many of the 19 kiosks
there. Third-party software vendors will demonstrate tools and
operating systems that will run on the Itanium processor, which is
now in the sampling stage. The second stepping of the Itanium
silicon will be described at IDF.
‘Linux is becoming a key element in e-business and e-commerce,’
Russell said, on both the IA-64 and IA-32 platforms.”
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