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XML Journal: Linux May Be the Main Life Support for Intel’s Itanium

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“There was a report yesterday at the ‘The Inquirer’ that gave us
a little insight into the prospects for the future arc of Intel’s
Itanium server chip line.

“For the past two years with the advent of the Opteron line of
server chips that offer 32 and 64-bit native capability for the X86
code base, there have been loud rumbles about where Itanium now
fits in the CPU landscape…”

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